Hello!
I have a Dutch boyfriend and the long-distance isn't good for me.
Recently I found out that I could continue my Danish study over the internet (flex-studying), which allows me to be anywhere in the world. I would even be able to receive the support that all students above the age of 18 in Denmark are allowed to get (740 euros per month). I was quite surprised that I would still be able to get it, even if I didn't have my address in Denmark.
This would make it very easy for me to move to Netherlands - I suppose - Since I wouldn't rely on a job.
However, I would still love some advice and information about moving to Netherlands.
Denmark is an EU country, which makes me an EU citizen. How does an EU citizen move there? What do I need to know beforehand?
(And yes, I'm more than willing to learn Dutch - I don't understand people who move to another country without wanting to be a part of it).
Thanks!
I have a Dutch boyfriend and the long-distance isn't good for me.
Recently I found out that I could continue my Danish study over the internet (flex-studying), which allows me to be anywhere in the world. I would even be able to receive the support that all students above the age of 18 in Denmark are allowed to get (740 euros per month). I was quite surprised that I would still be able to get it, even if I didn't have my address in Denmark.
This would make it very easy for me to move to Netherlands - I suppose - Since I wouldn't rely on a job.
However, I would still love some advice and information about moving to Netherlands.
Denmark is an EU country, which makes me an EU citizen. How does an EU citizen move there? What do I need to know beforehand?
(And yes, I'm more than willing to learn Dutch - I don't understand people who move to another country without wanting to be a part of it).
Thanks!
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