In the Netherlands, sex work is a legal profession. Report abuse Call us on 06 22 47 97 You need a registration address. You can register at the municipality where you are going to live with the Basic Registration of Persons Basisregistratie personen or BRP.
The BRP contains the personal details of everyone who lives or has lived in the Netherlands. The registration address can be your own residential address but it can also be the address of someone you know. Please note, you will need their permission. Health insurance is compulsory in the Netherlands. It pays the costs of your visits to the GP huisarts and hospital, as well as most medications.
Even if you do not live in the Netherlands, but work and pay income tax within the Netherlands, you must take out Dutch healthcare insurance. The basic insurance covers standard care from the GP, hospital or pharmacy. Most care in the basic package is subject to a deductible. Personal contributions may also apply. For detailed information, visit the page on Health Insurance.
DigiD allows you to be uniquely identified when you log into the government, education, tax authorities, healthcare or your pension fund online either on your smartphone or a computer.
Thanks to your DigiD, you can log in easily and safely anywhere. Your personal data remains well protected. It is wise to open a bank account if you do not have one yet. Through your bank account, you can safely receive money from your employer or customers. You also need a bank account to take out health insurance.
