New answers tagged netherlands
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Such things aren't required of EU citizens. Your 2003 Dutch textbook was written before Directive 2004/38/EC was enacted, and the law in the Netherlands was different then. I was living in Amsterdam at the time, and I had an English colleague who was stopped by a police officer for crossing the street away from a pedestrian crossing and told that he had to ...
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I do something very similar. I live in Germany and work in Switzerland (I stay in Switzerland during the week). I am classified in German as a Grenzgänger which is sometimes translated into English as "cross-border commuter" (it is not a term that is often needed in the UK of course). It is quite common in Europe (I have a Dutch friend whose sister does ...
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Resident permits and corresponding work permits are based on national laws.
So for 3rd country nationals, assume that persons living/working in both Belgium and the Netherlands must deal with both countries.
The best advice that can be given, is to go and ask them if a 'practical solution' exists for this scenario (one never knows...)
especially for ...
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