Register at city hall - Revision history

A.denaughel: Added BSN Number section and made minor adjustments as agreed upon during Wiki Meeting.

2022-11-27T20:06:21Z

Added BSN Number section and made minor adjustments as agreed upon during Wiki Meeting.

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-If you are staying, or planning to stay, in the Netherlands for 4 months or more, you need to register at the city hall in the municipality (gemeente) where you are living. This usually has to be done within 5 days after arrival. However,if you are doing it via TU/e, you simply wait for the registration day which they will email you about.
+If you are staying, or planning to stay, in the Netherlands for 4 months or more, you need to register at the city hall in the municipality (gemeente) where you are living. This usually has to be done within 5 days after arrival. However, if you are doing it via TU/e, you simply wait for the registration day which they will email you about.
 When you are registered, you are provided a [[BSN]] number, which is your citizenship number that is needed for all administrative actions in the Netherlands. This includes opening a [[Bank|bank]] account, visiting a doctor and getting health insurance (see [[Dutch Health Care]]), applying for benefits (Zorgtoeslag, Huistoeslag, and more) and for receiving salary if you are working.
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 ===Documents needed===
 TU/e should inform you about the papers needed, but here is the list of documents you typically need to provide:
-City hall only accepts official documents in certain languages, such as Dutch, English, French or German. Please check this before getting official translations.
+*Birth Certificate
 More information can be found [https://www.iamexpat.nl/expat-info/official-issues/registration-netherlands here]

imported>CaptainCookie at 11:17, 26 April 2020

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	If you are staying, or planning to stay, in the Netherlands for 4 months or more, you need to register at the city hall in the municipality (gemeente) where you are living. This usually has to be done within 5 days after arrival. However,if you are doing it via TU/e, you simply wait for the registration day which they will email you about.		If you are staying, or planning to stay, in the Netherlands for 4 months or more, you need to register at the city hall in the municipality (gemeente) where you are living. This usually has to be done within 5 days after arrival. However,if you are doing it via TU/e, you simply wait for the registration day which they will email you about.

	When you are registered, you are provided a [[BSN]] number, which is your citizenship number that is needed for all administrative actions in the Netherlands. This includes opening a [[Bank bank]] account, visiting a doctor and getting health insurance (see [[Dutch Health Care]]), applying for benefits (Zorgtoeslag, Huistoeslag, and more) and for receiving salary if you are working.		When you are registered, you are provided a [[BSN]] number, which is your citizenship number that is needed for all administrative actions in the Netherlands. This includes opening a [[Bank\|bank]] account, visiting a doctor and getting health insurance (see [[Dutch Health Care]]), applying for benefits (Zorgtoeslag, Huistoeslag, and more) and for receiving salary if you are working.

	===Documents needed===		===Documents needed===

imported>CaptainCookie at 11:17, 26 April 2020

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	If you are staying, or planning to stay, in the Netherlands for 4 months or more, you need to register at the city hall in the municipality (gemeente) where you are living. This usually has to be done within 5 days after arrival. However,if you are doing it via TU/e, you simply wait for the registration day which they will email you about.		If you are staying, or planning to stay, in the Netherlands for 4 months or more, you need to register at the city hall in the municipality (gemeente) where you are living. This usually has to be done within 5 days after arrival. However,if you are doing it via TU/e, you simply wait for the registration day which they will email you about.

	When you are registered, you are provided a [[BSN]] number, which is your citizenship number that is needed for all administrative actions in the Netherlands. This includes opening a [[Bank]] account, visiting a doctor and getting health insurance (see [[Dutch Health Care]]), applying for benefits (Zorgtoeslag, Huistoeslag, and more) and for receiving salary if you are working.		When you are registered, you are provided a [[BSN]] number, which is your citizenship number that is needed for all administrative actions in the Netherlands. This includes opening a [[Bank bank]] account, visiting a doctor and getting health insurance (see [[Dutch Health Care]]), applying for benefits (Zorgtoeslag, Huistoeslag, and more) and for receiving salary if you are working.

	===Documents needed===		===Documents needed===

imported>Piona7 at 19:28, 22 June 2018

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	If you are staying, or planning to stay, in the Netherlands for 4 months or more, you need to register at the city hall in the municipality (gemeente) where you are living. This usually has to be done within 5 days after arrival. However,if you are doing it via TU/e, you simply wait for the registration day which they will email you about.		If you are staying, or planning to stay, in the Netherlands for 4 months or more, you need to register at the city hall in the municipality (gemeente) where you are living. This usually has to be done within 5 days after arrival. However,if you are doing it via TU/e, you simply wait for the registration day which they will email you about.

	When you are registered, you are provided a [[BSN]] number, which is your citizenship number that is needed for all administrative actions in the Netherlands. This includes opening a [[Bank]] account, visiting a doctor, getting health insurance, applying for benefits (Zorgtoeslag, Huistoeslag, and more) and for receiving salary if you are working.		When you are registered, you are provided a [[BSN]] number, which is your citizenship number that is needed for all administrative actions in the Netherlands. This includes opening a [[Bank]] account, visiting a doctor and getting health insurance (see [[Dutch Health Care]]), applying for benefits (Zorgtoeslag, Huistoeslag, and more) and for receiving salary if you are working.

	===Documents needed===		===Documents needed===

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2018-06-22T19:27:35Z

Documents needed

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	TU/e should inform you about the papers needed, but here is the list of documents you typically need to provide:		TU/e should inform you about the papers needed, but here is the list of documents you typically need to provide:
	*valid ID or Passport		*valid ID or Passport
	* Residence permit (if applicable, either a sticker on the passport, a plastic ID card or a letter from [ https://www.iamexpat.nl/expat-info/organisations/immigration-naturalisation-service-ind-netherlands IND])		* Residence permit (if applicable, either a sticker on the passport, a plastic ID card or a letter from [https://www.iamexpat.nl/expat-info/organisations/immigration-naturalisation-service-ind-netherlands IND])
	* rental contract		* rental contract
	* a certified copy of birth certificate (may need an apostille)		* a certified copy of birth certificate (may need an apostille)

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If you are staying, or planning to stay, in the Netherlands for 4 months or more, you need to register at the city hall in the municipality (gemeente) where you are living. This usually has to be done within 5 days after arrival. However,if you are doing it via TU/e, you simply wait for the registration day which they will email you about.

When you are registered, you are provided a [[BSN]] number, which is your citizenship number that is needed for all administrative actions in the Netherlands. This includes opening a [[Bank]] account, visiting a doctor, getting health insurance, applying for benefits (Zorgtoeslag, Huistoeslag, and more) and for receiving salary if you are working.

===Documents needed===
TU/e should inform you about the papers needed, but here is the list of documents you typically need to provide:
*valid ID or Passport
* Residence permit (if applicable, either a sticker on the passport, a plastic ID card or a letter from [ https://www.iamexpat.nl/expat-info/organisations/immigration-naturalisation-service-ind-netherlands IND])
* rental contract
* a certified copy of birth certificate (may need an apostille)

City hall only accepts official documents in certain languages, such as Dutch, English, French or German. Please check this before getting official translations.

More information can be found [https://www.iamexpat.nl/expat-info/official-issues/registration-netherlands here]