Technische storing bij Burgerzaken
Door een technische storing kunnen wij u nu niet helpen zoals we dat normaal doen bij Burgerzaken. Wij adviseren u om niet naar het Stadskantoor te komen en uw product op een later moment op te halen. Heeft u een afspraak en kan deze niet doorgaan? Dan nemen wij contact met u op. Excuses voor het ongemak.
Emigration (moving to another country)
Emigration means that you are or will be living abroad for more than 8 months in a year. These do not have to be consecutive 8 months. You have to deregister from the Municipal Personal Records Database (BRP). You do that by reporting your emigration. Even if you keep your house in the Netherlands, you will need to deregister.
Report your emigration to us no later than 5 days before you move. On the day that you report your departure to us, we will deregister you from our municipality.
Log in with DigiD and your personal information will already be filled in. Read more about DigiD.
Are all residents of the address moving abroad?
- Report emigration online via DigiD.
Are not all residents of the address moving abroad?
- All persons moving abroad must come to the town hall in person. Make an appointment for this.
- This also applies to children under the age of 18.
- Everyone must bring a valid ID.
You must report your emigration within 5 days before the emigration date in your place of residence. This cannot be done earlier.
- We will deregister you from the Municipal Personal Records Database (BRP).
- We will then forward your details to the agency for the municipal personal records database and travel documents (Dutch).
If you emigrate and deregister at the town hall, the municipality can provide you with a certificate of deregistration free of charge. This is only possible on the day of deregistration.
Please note:
If you have already deregistered, you can request the proof of deregistration at one of the 18 Registration Desks for Non-Residents (RNI). You can no longer obtain one from your last municipality.
If you have emigrated, request an extract from one of the 18 Registration Non-Residents (RNI) desks. You can no longer obtain one from your last municipality.