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How you can get a BSN depends on your situation. If you live outside the Netherlands, you are given a citizen service number (BSN) when you are registered in the Non-residents Records …

What is a citizen service number? The citizen service number is a unique number for anyone in respect of matters related to the Dutch government authorities. By having a citizen service …

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A citizen service number (BSN) is the unique personal number you are registered under in the Personal Records Database (BRP). A BSN is comprised of 8 or 9 digits. What do I need a …

Where can I find my citizen service number? Your citizen service number (BSN) can usually be found on your Dutch passport, identity card or driving licence. You can also look it up online on …

The citizen service number (BSN) is a unique personal number allocated to everyone registered in the Personal Records Database (BRP). Everyone who registers with the BRP is automatically …

Let's first check whether you already have a citizen service number (bsn in Dutch). If you live or work in the Netherlands or have done so in the past, you usually have one. You may find it on …

In the Netherlands, anyone who registers with the municipality they live in automatically receives a citizen service number (burgerservicenummer, BSN). The BSN is a unique personal number …

What is the BSN / Sofi number? A BSN (burgerservicenummer) is the citizen service number, a unique registration number for everyone who lives in the Netherlands.