Employers, landlords, banks and phone providers ask for a tax number. In some countries you need it before you can sign a lease. We get it in the right order.
If one or more of these sounds like you, this route is worth a closer look.
The typical requirements. Your advisor builds your exact checklist during onboarding.
General guide only. Rules change and vary by country and personal situation. Your advisor confirms what applies to you.
Four stages, one advisor, and an update from us at every step.
We confirm this is your best route, check eligibility and give you a timeline and costs.
We build your document checklist, review every file and prepare your application.
We file, book your appointments and track your status until approval.
On Sorted packages, we handle registration, tax number and bank account after you land.
Rooftop dinners, coworking sessions, founder meetups, and curated apartments in every city we operate in. This is what relocation looks like with Europe Sorted.
In Portugal and Spain, often yes, through a representative. In Germany, your Steuer-ID is posted to you after you register your address.
The Steuer-ID usually arrives by post within 2 to 4 weeks of registration.
Not always. In Germany, freelancers also need a separate tax number from the local tax office for invoicing.
In most countries each adult gets their own, and children often receive one as well.
Not sure this is the one? Your free evaluation checks every route against your situation.