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The Dutch government has exempted certain Ukrainian nationals from work permit requirements.
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Additional Information: Those who meet the requirements above will be able to work in paid employment in the Netherlands. Such individuals must register in the municipal records (BRP) and will receive a citizen service number (BSN) required for employment. Employers who fail to notify the UWV after April 15 may be subject to financial penalties.
BAL Analysis: The decision to exempt certain individuals from work permit requirements is welcome news to those affected by the war in Ukraine. Employers and employees are reminded that actions taken as a result of the war in Ukraine may change with little or no notice.
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