Hey,
I live and study in the netherlands but I don't have a official rental agreement and I´m not officially registered in the netherlands. Is it possible to use my student ID / Proof of enrolment as a official residency document, so I can choose netherlands as my country of residence? Generally, is there a general rule what counts as a general residency document?
Happy to get some help with that :)
Greetings
Rikky
*i am registered in germany and have a german ID / Passport
Any document issued by a government that mentions your Dutch address should suffice.
[You might officially be required to register in the Netherlands to live there, but that's another discussion.]
Hello I am a new student in germany I have the university certificate but I have not yet made my residence because I came to Germany for 15 days. Can I benefit from the promo on eurorail by proving with my enrollment or study visa?
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