The Ministry of the Interior provides access to electronic registry services for citizens who possess an electronic ID card with a chip (eID card). Through these services, certain registry matters can be processed electronically. The introduction of the electronic registry is mandated by an amendment…

Working in the European Union. The basic legal norms of the EU mandate equal treatment for nationals of any member state. They theoretically ensure prospective employees from abroad an equivalent access to the job market. According to EU legal regulations, free movement of persons entails…

Recognition of Higher Education. Recognition of higher education is utilized by citizens in cases where they wish to continue their studies or showcase them in their professional life (only for non-regulated professions). More information. Recognition of Primary and Secondary Schooling Abroad. If a child with…

1. What should an EU citizen prepare before starting the process of property transfer (tools, documents, certificates…) and where can they find/get them? Before attempting to fulfill your obligations or assert your rights, prepare the following: If you are an EU citizen: If you are…

You can engage in business as either a natural person or a legal entity. As a natural person, a business owner is primarily a sole trader, but this category also includes so-called liberal professions (e.g., auditor, doctor, actor, singer, etc.), self-employed farmers, and other self-employed…