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You register children directly with a Dutch school or with a childcare provider (kinderopvang), usually after registering your family at the municipality and receiving their BSN. International and bilingual schools are available in many cities, and waiting lists are common, so it helps to arrange this early. A childcare allowance (kinderopvangtoeslag) can support working parents with the costs.

You register with a local GP (huisarts), who is your first point of contact for medical care and referrals in the Dutch healthcare system. It is best to register soon after you arrive and have your BSN and health insurance (zorgverzekering), because some practices have limited room for new patients. The huisarts also refers you to specialists and hospitals when needed.

Yes, your partner and children also register at the municipality and receive their own BSN. Adults generally need their own Dutch health insurance (zorgverzekering), while children are usually co-insured on the basic package free of charge, so the whole family can access healthcare, schooling and other services. Each family member uses their own BSN for official matters.

DigiD gauti be registracijos paprastai neįmanoma, nes DigiD reikia BSN, o BSN gauni per registraciją – kaip rezidentas (BRP) arba, trumpam buvimui, kaip nerezidentas (RNI). Taigi kelias į DigiD visada eina per kokią nors registracijos formą. Kai turi BSN ir registruotą adresą, DigiD prašymas paprastas.

To get a mortgage and complete a purchase you normally need a BSN, which requires registration with a municipality (inschrijven in de BRP) or the non-resident register (RNI). Registration also lets you arrange DigiD, a Dutch bank account, health insurance and utilities, all of which the buying process needs. You register at the gemeente of the place where you live.