15.03.2024

German-Dutch thematic consultation day Family benefits

Do you work as a cross-border commuter in Germany or the Netherlands and have questions about German and Dutch family benefits or German parental benefits?

On 17 April 2024, the GrensInfoPunnten along the German-Dutch border will hold a themed consultation hour on this topic. During this digital consultation hour, you can talk directly to employees of the relevant agencies.

Make your individual consultation hour appointment now and we will answer your questions about

Child budget
Child budget
Child benefit
Parental leave
Elternzeit
Elterngeld
The thematic consultation day Family Benefits on 17 April 2024 will take place between 9.45 am and 4.30 pm. The duration of personal counselling sessions will be limited to a maximum of 45 minutes.

Experts from the Familienkasse Rheinland-Pfalz-Saarland, Elterngeldstellen close to the border, an office from North Rhine-Westphalia responsible for Kinderzuschlag, the Social Insurance Bank (Office for German Affairs) and the Border Info Points will be present at the meeting to answer your personal questions.

Would you like to know more about your personal situation and make an appointment?

Send us an e-mail at info@grenzinfo.eu or call us on +49 (0)241 568 61-0.

You will then receive an appointment and a link to a video conference by e-mail.

You can register until Thursday 11 April 2024. Slots are limited.

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