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as a tax-paying resident with a valid working permit you are entitled to all sorts of social security benefits. The only limit I ever had (in NL) was "unemploym
by eecc 5y ago
as a tax-paying resident with a valid working permit you are entitled to all sorts of social security benefits. The only limit I ever had (in NL) was "unemployment benefit" which requires a minimum employment history of 6 months.
- incrudible 5y agoSocial security benefits are contingent on you having a residence in the Netherlands, but your residence permit may be contingent on not claiming these benefits. https://www.expatica.com/nl/living/gov-law-admin/social-security-in-the-netherlands-100578/#claim https://www.expatica.com/nl/living/gov-law-admin/social-secu... Therefore, while you may technically be entitled to the same things as a citizen (or long-term resident), you practically are not. It works similarly in many European countries.