Global Blue with D visa (Netherlands): possible?
Enviroment: I have D visa which issued by Netherlands, but my plans had changed, I'm not gonna apply for mvv anymore. I'm Russian residental, but not going to stay there much and soon leaving for another (non-EU) country. Question: May I expect refund for goods I am going to buy here in Amsterdam? I've searched and found pretty same question about Slovenia and Turkey, but I am still not sure it's the same in my situation. I also not familiar with the whole procedure, I'd love to know more about full process.
Best Answer
The EU Law says anyone even an EU Citizen is entitled for TaxFree VAT Refund if the person is mainly living outside of the EU Member States.
That can be proven by a address/municipality registration of the non-EU Country or a resident permit card.
If you want to get stamped by Netherlands Customs your TaxFree paper they will see instantly if you are registered at the Municipality(Gemeente). If you are registered at the Gemeente you will have no change to get stamped your TaxFree Form even if you are non EU Citizen.
It´s basically because anyone registered in Netherlands has the status of living in Netherlands/EU.
You can de-register from the Gemeente and get the status eligible for TAX-Free Refund.
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How do I get Global Blue tax free?
When paying for your purchases, ask store staff for a Global Blue Tax Free Form. If you are a SHOP TAX FREE Card holder, present your card to store staff. Your personal details will automatically be filled out on the Tax Free Form.How do I claim VAT back from the Netherlands?
You can claim a VAT refund for VAT paid in the Netherlands by filing the form 'Application for VAT refund for entrepreneurs based in non-EU countries' . You can claim a VAT refund retroactively up to 5 years before your right to a VAT refund expires.Can I bring my wife to the Netherlands?
To join your spouse or partner in the Netherlands, you must fulfill the following: You and your spouse/partner must be 21 years or over (there is an exception for Turkish nationals). You must be married or in a civil partnership, or be able to prove that you are both single and in an exclusive, long-term relationship.How do I bring my non-EU partner to the Netherlands?
Right to work EU citizens and their non-EU partners must personally apply for a residence permit with the IND. When the IND is convinced of the relationship, the non-EU partner will immediately receive a sticker in their passport, allowing him or her to reside in the Netherlands during the application process.VAT Refund - *Everything You Need to Know* | AmandaRaeRevue
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