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No, but it should be.

I saw your other comment with regards to the Netherlands. If that’s where you’re located, you only need to have a stable location once. Then you can register. Another person can’t unregister you from there, so you can vote even if you then move to a hotel.

Only question remains is how you want to deal with mail, but there are workarounds for that.





In The Netherlands it is illegal to be register at an address you don't live at.

Not true. Only when you move to a new municipality, or are out of the country for more than 8 months.

Max fine is 325€.

You can also go to city hall and give a temporary address.

Sounds like you just don’t know Dutch law and options at all tbh.


> You can also go to city hall and give a temporary address.

You can not. That is not how it works.

Sounds like you just don’t know Dutch law and options at all tbh.



In Amsterdam that is only for the homeless. The people living on the streets.

Sounds like you just don’t know Dutch law and options at all tbh.


Nope. Since 2022 municipalities are required by law to issue it



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