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The A1 certificate is mandatory for business trips in all member states of the European Union as well as in Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. The duration and type of cross-border activity do not matter in this regard.

An A1 Certificate is a document that confirms the country where a person pays their social insurance. If you are going to work in Europe for a short period of time for your employer, or as a self-employed worker, you need to apply for an A1 Certificate. The certificate can be valid for up to two years.

An A1 certificate is a document that states in which country a worker's social insurance premiums are paid. Without an A1 certificate you or your employee cannot work in some countries. Do you work in another country without an A1 certificate?

The A1 certificate is mandatory for business trips in all member states of the European Union as well as in Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. The duration and type of cross-border activity do not matter in this regard.

The A1 certificate, formerly known as the E101 certificate, is a document that proves the social security legislation applicable to an employee working temporarily in another EU/EEA country.

An A1 certificate is a document that states in which country a worker's social insurance premiums are paid. Without an A1 certificate you or your employee cannot work in some countries. Do you work in another country without an A1 certificate?

The A1 certificate is a document attesting that workers, when posted to another Member State, remain subject to the social security legislation of their country of origin.

The A1 certificate is mandatory for business trips in all member states of the European Union as well as in Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. The duration and type of cross-border activity do not matter in this regard.

𝐀𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: Employers or self-employed individuals usually apply for the A1 certificate for their employees or themselves. The application process varies slightly from country to country but generally involves submitting specific documentation and information about the work assignment.

An A1 Certificate is a document that confirms the country where a person pays their social insurance. If you are going to work in Europe for a short period of time for your employer, or as a self-employed worker, you need to apply for an A1 Certificate. The certificate can be valid for up to two years.

You can apply for A1 certificates through the Working Abroad (Wabro) online service. More information can be found on the page about Working Abroad on the social security portal (in French). The Working Abroad online service is available in French, Dutch and German.

An A1 certificate is a document that states in which country a worker's social insurance premiums are paid. Without an A1 certificate you or your employee cannot work in some countries. Do you work in another country without an A1 certificate?

An A1 Certificate is a document that confirms the country where a person pays their social insurance. If you are going to work in Europe for a short period of time for your employer, or as a self-employed worker, you need to apply for an A1 Certificate. The certificate can be valid for up to two years.

The A1 certificate is mandatory for business trips in all member states of the European Union as well as in Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. The duration and type of cross-border activity do not matter in this regard.

The A1 is a major Belgian motorway linking the capital Brussels to Antwerp and then to the Dutch border turning to the A16 in the Netherlands. The motorway is a part of the E19. A1. Dutch: Autosnelweg 1.

The A1 certificate, formerly known as the E101 certificate, is a document that proves the social security legislation applicable to an employee working temporarily in another EU/EEA country.

An A1 certificate is a document that states in which country a worker's social insurance premiums are paid. Without an A1 certificate you or your employee cannot work in some countries. Do you work in another country without an A1 certificate?

The A1 certificate is a document attesting that workers, when posted to another Member State, remain subject to the social security legislation of their country of origin.

𝐀𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: Employers or self-employed individuals usually apply for the A1 certificate for their employees or themselves. The application process varies slightly from country to country but generally involves submitting specific documentation and information about the work assignment.

You can apply for A1 certificates through the Working Abroad (Wabro) online service. More information can be found on the page about Working Abroad on the social security portal (in French). The Working Abroad online service is available in French, Dutch and German.

An A1 Certificate is a document that confirms the country where a person pays their social insurance. If you are going to work in Europe for a short period of time for your employer, or as a self-employed worker, you need to apply for an A1 Certificate. The certificate can be valid for up to two years.

The A1 is a major Belgian motorway linking the capital Brussels to Antwerp and then to the Dutch border turning to the A16 in the Netherlands. The motorway is a part of the E19. A1. Dutch: Autosnelweg 1.

The A1 is a major Belgian motorway linking the capital Brussels to Antwerp and then to the Dutch border turning to the A16 in the Netherlands. The motorway is a part of the E19. A1. Dutch: Autosnelweg 1.