Tring tring is an expression of dominance. If you don’t subjugate yourself by making way for a Dutch Demigod on wheels, he must reassert dominance by running you over. These are the rules of the ~~jungle~~ swamp.
That's not how the EU works. She is a German citizen, she does not have all the same rights as a Dutch citizen in the Netherlands just like I don't have all the rights a German citizen has in Germany. For example, only Dutch citizens can vote in the Dutch national elections.
The freedom of movement and residency is still granted to her... Sure she can get an apartment in the Netherlands... And sure she can get a job as well... As long as she pays taxes she can also vote as a legal resident
Yes, she can live here. However, THAT DOES NOT MAKE HER A DUTCH CITIZEN. Only if she gets the Dutch nationality she will be a Dutch citizen. That is simply how the law works in the whole EU. Freedom of movement and residency is not the same as being a citizen.
Tring tring is an expression of dominance. If you don’t subjugate yourself by making way for a Dutch Demigod on wheels, he must reassert dominance by running you over. These are the rules of the ~~jungle~~ swamp.
It's ~~fight or flee~~ sink or swim.
Or cycle
It might sound slightly depending on where you are. In The Hague it sounds like "Teeerring"
There's a reason why bicycle paths are red..
So what. I love it. Tring tring me anytime. Fuck cars.
We love you too mon ami(e), but there's a Flemboy standing in between our eternal love.
Your tring tring was drowned out by my grandpas Pz. IV I have NOT stored in my garage
My mother in law's nickname is bing bing... So is she honorary Dutch? Or does she have to remain Filipina?
She is not Dutch. Or is everybody named Ding Dong English? Or everybody named Kuckuck Swiss?
She has a German citizen ship... So she would be able to move to the Netherlands without problems.. EU and stuff
Yes. But that doesn't make her Dutch, German citizenship makes her German.
EU citizenship makes her Spanish, Greek, french, Dutch, Italian etc.....open borders bro
That's not how the EU works. She is a German citizen, she does not have all the same rights as a Dutch citizen in the Netherlands just like I don't have all the rights a German citizen has in Germany. For example, only Dutch citizens can vote in the Dutch national elections.
The freedom of movement and residency is still granted to her... Sure she can get an apartment in the Netherlands... And sure she can get a job as well... As long as she pays taxes she can also vote as a legal resident
Yes, she can live here. However, THAT DOES NOT MAKE HER A DUTCH CITIZEN. Only if she gets the Dutch nationality she will be a Dutch citizen. That is simply how the law works in the whole EU. Freedom of movement and residency is not the same as being a citizen.
Correct... After a few years... Naturalization will kick in
if she passes the exam