Verification against EU law

Last activity 29 April 2021 by Cynic

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KeDa1Member29 April 2021 14:41:09

Hi,

Me and my partner want to move to the Netherlands. I have Russian nationality but have been living in Spain with a 2 year residency permit. My partner has a dutch passport. Also in Spain we did the "pareja de hecho" which in the Netherlands would be a samenlevingscontract. We have been living in Spain 1,5 year together. According to the IND website we can apply for a residence permit under the verification against EU Law. My partner Is working for A Dutch company remotely from Spain but is moving in 2 weeks to register in NL (already has a bsn number). With my rescidence permit from Spain i can move freely in the schengen area therefore I do not need a MVV. I Will go 2 weeks later after my partner registers for us to apply for the residence.

My question: Once we apply and we need to wait for the answer, can I work?

CynicUK / Netherlands Expert29 April 2021 15:38:16

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Hi and welcome to the Forum.

The answer to your question was discussed yesterday on this Forum, please use the search function and look for the answer.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
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