Examples of using Normal place of residence in English and their translations into Dutch
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relief may be granted in respect of personal property entered for free circulation before the person concerned establishes his normal place of residence in the customs territory of the Community, provided that he undertakes actually to establish his normal place of residence there within a period of six months.
Where the holder of a valid driver card issued by a Member State has established his normal place of residence in another Member State,
used by the per son concerned at his former normal place of residence for a minimum of six months before the date on which he ceases to have his normal place of residence outside the Community; b is intended to be used for the same purpose at his new normal place of residence.
The claims of all creditors whose domiciles, normal places of residence or head offices are in Member States other than the home Member State shall be treated in the same way and accorded the same ranking as claims of an equivalent nature which may be lodged by creditors having their domiciles, normal places of residence, or head offices in the home Member State.
Normal place of residence, or postal address of the holder(optional);
Household effects belonging to natural persons transferring their normal place of residence to Spain are exempt from import duties.
Subject to Articles 4 to 11, personal property imported by natural persons transferring their normal place of residence from a third country to the customs territory of the Community shall be admitted free of import duties.
by a natural person having his normal place of residence in the customs territory of the Community shall be admitted free of import duties.
shall be calculated from the date when the person concerned actually establishes his normal place of residence in the territory of a Member State.
Exemption shall also be granted in respect of presents customarily given on the occasion of a marriage which are sent to a person fulfilling the conditions laid down in paragraph 1 by persons having their normal place of residence in a country situated outside the Community.
household effects imported by a natural person having his normal place of residence outside the community for the purpose of furnishing a secondary residence in the customs territory of the community shall be admitted free of import duties.
belonging to a person transferring his or her normal place of residence to the territory of a Member State on the occasion of his or her marriage.
Subject to the same conditions, presents customarily given on the occasion of a marriage, which are received by a person fulfilling the conditions laid down in paragraph 1 from persons having their normal place of residence in a third country shall also be admitted free of import duties.
Subject to the same conditions, presents customarily given on the occasion of a marriage, which are sent to a person fulfilling the conditions laid down in paragraph 1 by persons having their normal place of residence in a third country,
paragraph of article 6, exemption may be granted in respect of personal property permanently imported before the person concerned establishes his normal place of residence in the member state of importation, provided that he undertakes actually to establish his normal place of residence there within a period of six months.
used by the person concerned at his former normal place of residence for a minimum of six months before the date on which he ceases to have his normal place of residence in the third country of departure;
belonging to a person transferring his or her normal place of residence from a country outside the Community to the territory of a Member State on the occasion of his or her marriage.
Where, owing to occupational commitments, the person concerned leaves the third country where he had his normal place of residence without simultaneously establishing his normal place of residence in the customs territory of the Community,
a certain Member State and who then changes his normal place of residence, should not have to redo these continuous training days;
Where, owing to occupational commitments, the person concerned leaves the country situated outside the community where he had his normal place of residence without simultaneously establishing his normal place of residence in the territory of a member state,