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What can I do with my pension when leaving Norway?
You seem to be out of luck!
If you have worked in Norway, you are only able to get your pension once you reach retirement age (67) if you have worked in Norway for more than 3 years. This webpage ...
4
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How to activate electronic signature of German 'Personalausweis' (while abroad)
The (kinda) new German Personalausweis has two - separate - uses vaguely related to "electronic signatures":
The "Online-Ausweisfunktion" (on-line identification), also called eID (for "electronic ...
3
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I would like to apply for an National Insurance number. I have a British passport, have never lived in the UK but am coming to live there this year
This UK govt page lists the requirements to apply for a new National Insurance number. The first item is this:
Eligibility
You can apply for a National Insurance number if you live in the UK and have ...
3
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Voluntary top-up payments to German state pension
The minimum duration for collecting a pension is five years.
It is possible to pay voluntary contributions. However, during the period for which you want to pay, you need to
be living in Germany, or
...
3
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Does it make sense for foreign research assistants (HiWis) in German universities to voluntarily contribute to Rentenversicherung (pension scheme)?
Actually the secretary sent me the Badem-Württemburg Erklärung zur Sozialversicherung form (42101s) which has a section that explains the issue. Basically, it says that paying this contribution will ...
3
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Reclaiming Social Security Money from EU when relocating?
As was noted, the retirement annuity pension is the only portion of the social security benefits that you may be able to claim. In order to determine whether you are entitled to cash out those ...
3
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What would happen with my pension if I leave Europe and never return?
In the case when you need to do nothing to get your pension currently and it automatically goes into your bank account all the time:
Although one approach is to seek whether you can have these funds ...
2
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Having an Australian pension paid to me now that I live in the UK
MLC will have been writing to you to tell you your options.
You can have access to Australian Super from age 55.
If deemed a 'trivial amount' (I do not know threshold for this) it can be paid as lump ...
2
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AOW Pension and UK State Pension Rights
You should indeed be entitles to the dutch AOW pension. The sum will be 13/50 = 26% of the full pension.
Depending on your marital state, this adds up to a pre-tax amount between 200 (married) and ...
2
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Settling Canadian Tax affairs as expat in Germany (Berlin)
When you say 'each conversation ends when Canada is mentioned' I hope it isn't too abrupt an ending. I'm assuming that you're told that their practice doesn't deal too much about Canadian tax. It ...
2
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Germany: Social Security contributions withdrawal rules
It should be possible. You have to wait 24 months and waive your right to a German pension, then you can get back the money you paid into Social Security (but not the part that was contributed by your ...
2
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Does it make sense for foreign research assistants (HiWis) in German universities to voluntarily contribute to Rentenversicherung (pension scheme)?
When you apply for a pension in another country, these times may also be taken into consideration - depending on existing treatys.
Before you leave Germany you should apply for a 'Kontoklärung'.
You ...
2
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Ex-Swedish resident without Swedish bank account; can I get a statutory pension overview without a Bank ID, or get a Bank ID living abroad?
You need to keep the Swedish Pensions Agency (Swedish: pensionsmyndigheten) updated on your address. Unlike some others, they do not get it automatically from Skatteverket!
In 2012, the Swedish ...
2
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Pension in the EU when having worked in multiple European countries
The system is complex and I am not sure I understand all the details but here are some answers. I found this page from the EU relatively clear.
Yes, that's correct you apply to the country where you ...
2
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Am I entitled to a UK state pension?
You’ll usually need to have 10 qualifying years on your National Insurance record to get any new State Pension. To resolve the issue with your NINO you can
contact National Insurance general ...
1
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Finding out my UK National Insurance Number
This UK Government webpage https://www.gov.uk/lost-national-insurance-number lists the various ways by which you can find out your NINO:
Sign in to your personal tax account using your Government ...
1
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Reimburse of Social Taxes like Insurance , Pensions in Germany
No, you can't.
The health insurance covered any medical costs during the time you were insured.
The pension contributions for the 5 years that you have worked will be stored and rated in the form ...
1
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Depositing a "not negotiable" Australian cheque in the US?
There are a few options available for you.
You could endorse the cheque to a friend in Australia, mail it to them (postage cost), they could then bank it, and transfer you the money over PayPal. The ...
1
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UK Pensions for US citizens - is an IRS Form 8621 (PFIC) ever needed?
PFIC has nothing to do with FATCA, and was there way way before FATCA.
PFIC is a real thing, and avoiding investing in funds/holding companies to avoid PFIC qualification is a very good advice.
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