Emigrating or staying abroad for more than eight months
Are you moving abroad? Or are you going abroad for more than 8 months in the next year? If so, let us know no later than five days before you go. You can do this online.
Are you unwilling or unable to make the emigration notification online?
In that case, make an appointment and come to the Town Hall.
Who can register an emigration?
- Anyone aged 16 or above. Parents, guardians or caregivers register emigration for children under 16.
- Administrators register emigration for people under administration.
- Parents and their children (over the age of 16) can report each other’s emigration. You must live at the same address.
- Spouses or registered partners may register each other’s emigration. You must live at the same address.
Not all family members emigrate
If some family members are not emigrating but are remaining at the current address, all persons who are emigrating must come to the Town Hall in person. You will need to make an appointment.
What to take with you
- Your proof of identity (ID card, passport or driver’s licence).
- You must also inform us of your address abroad.
Please contact us in the following cases
- If you are going to live abroad for less than eight months but within a year. And you have sold your home or terminated the tenancy.
- If you are going abroad and someone else will be occupying your home.
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Are you unwilling or unable to make the emigration notification online?
In that case, make an appointment and come to the Town Hall.
Who can register an emigration?
- Anyone aged 16 or above. Parents, guardians or caregivers register emigration for children under 16.
- Administrators register emigration for people under administration.
- Parents and their children (over the age of 16) can report each other’s emigration. You must live at the same address.
- Spouses or registered partners may register each other’s emigration. You must live at the same address.
Not all family members emigrate
If some family members are not emigrating but are remaining at the current address, all persons who are emigrating must come to the Town Hall in person. You will need to make an appointment.
What to take with you
- Your proof of identity (ID card, passport or driver’s licence).
- You must also inform us of your address abroad.
Please contact us in the following cases
- If you are going to live abroad for less than eight months but within a year. And you have sold your home or terminated the tenancy.
- If you are going abroad and someone else will be occupying your home.