emigratiefix.nl
Deregistration, taxation, health insurance and pension — in the right order.
Emigrating is not one big action but dozens of small ones, spread across institutions that don't communicate with each other. Deregistering with the municipality has consequences for your health insurance, which in turn has consequences for your benefits, and your pension and tax obligations follow their own track.
The emigration guide will be that route map: what you arrange when, and what changes automatically once you take a step.
What it does
The order of deregistration
Which step triggers which other, so you are not uninsured halfway through.
Tax liability and benefits
What stops, what continues and what you must report yourself.
Pension and insurance
What happens to accrued rights when you no longer live in the Netherlands.
For whom
- People moving abroad
- Cross-border workers dealing with rules in two countries
- Returnees who must re-register
Where it is found
Extended research beforehand: "emigrating what do I need to arrange", "deregister municipality abroad", "health insurance during emigration".
Frequently asked questions
When will this be available?
The house is under preparation; nothing is running yet.
Where do I start meanwhile?
At the municipality where you are registered, and with your health insurer. Those two determine the order of virtually everything else, and they both work with deadlines.
How this platform is built
Like every platform of Theos Group: on one shared foundation, under own management, with its own automatic administrator — here Proteas — that makes the daily rounds, reports problems and writes the daily report. What we learn from one system is in all the others the following week.