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Effective Feb. 15, anyone with a visa-exempt nationality is allowed to remain in the Netherlands for 90 days after their regular residence permit expires.
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Background: Prior to the change, visa-exempt nationals whose residence permit has expired or been voluntarily canceled first needed to exit the Schengen area before their visa-exempt stay could commence.
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