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In that case, you must always deregister from your municipality in the Netherlands. If you do not do this, you may get a fine. The 8 months do not have to be consecutive. This also applies, for example, if you are going to live outside the Netherlands for 5 months twice within a period of one year.
How do I deregister from housing in Amsterdam?
Send the municipality your deregistration request by post, online or at a City Office. Check their contact details here. In case De Key is your housing provider, you can use the online deregistration form by De Key. This makes the process easier, as De Key will forward your deregistration to the municipality for you.
How do I deregister from the municipality in Amsterdam?
Rules for deregistering from the municipality Deregistration from your municipality is subject to certain rules: You cannot deregister until 5 days before your departure. This includes weekends and public holidays. You can deregister in writing or in person at the municipality service desk.
How do I deregister from the Netherlands?
Deregistering from the municipality You must deregister from the municipality you live in. You can do this 5 days (or fewer) before your departure (not earlier), in person. The municipality can at your request issue proof of deregistration. You may need this to register outside the Netherlands.
Can I deregister from Netherlands online?
You can only deregister online when all the members of a family at one address are moving abroad together. If this is not the case, then everyone who is leaving the Netherlands (including minors) must appear in person at the departments counter to deregister.
You need to notify the City that you will be relocating to a different country if you are planning to stay abroad for at least 8 months out of the next 12 months. This does not have to be in a consecutive period. In this case, you will be de-registered from your address.
How do I deregister from the municipality in Amsterdam?
Rules for deregistering from the municipality Deregistration from your municipality is subject to certain rules: You cannot deregister until 5 days before your departure. This includes weekends and public holidays. You can deregister in writing or in person at the municipality service desk.
When to deregister Amsterdam?
Do you stay outside the Netherlands for more than 8 months during a period of one year? In that case, you must always deregister from your municipality in the Netherlands. If you do not do this, you may get a fine. The 8 months do not have to be consecutive.
What is proof of deregistration in the Netherlands?
Proof of deregistration is a document showing that you have deregistered in the Netherlands. Your personal data and the date of your deregistration are included on the document. You may need proof of deregistration to manage your affairs abroad.
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Deregister at the city hall
How to deregister: Log in using your DigiD and enter your details. You will receive confirmation of your deregistration by post, at your new address.
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