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No, but it should be. I saw your other comment with regards to the Netherlands. If that’s where you’re located, you only need to have a stable location once. T
by moi2388 9mo ago
No, but it should be.
I saw your other comment with regards to the Netherlands. If that’s where you’re located, you only need to have a stable location once. Then you can register. Another person can’t unregister you from there, so you can vote even if you then move to a hotel.
Only question remains is how you want to deal with mail, but there are workarounds for that.
- systemtest 9mo agoIn The Netherlands it is illegal to be register at an address you don't live at.
- moi2388 9mo agoNot true. Only when you move to a new municipality, or are out of the country for more than 8 months. Max fine is 325€. You can also go to city hall and give a temporary address. Sounds like you just don’t know Dutch law and options at all tbh.
- systemtest 9mo ago> You can also go to city hall and give a temporary address. You can not. That is not how it works. Sounds like you just don’t know Dutch law and options at all tbh.
- moi2388 9mo agoYes you can. Briefadres. https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/gemeenten/vraag-en-antwoord/kan-ik-een-briefadres-krijgen-als-ik-geen-vast-woonadres-heb https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/gemeenten/vraag-en-...
- systemtest 9mo agoIn Amsterdam that is only for the homeless. The people living on the streets. Sounds like you just don’t know Dutch law and options at all tbh.
- moi2388 9mo agoNope. Since 2022 municipalities are required by law to issue it