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In most cases they put you in a cell until they send you back to the country where you did came from. They only can send you back to the country where you did came from. Mostly they ask the visitor to buy a ticket back, but if you don’t have many or refuse to pay one, they buy a ticket back for you, unless you have cash money.

Such procedures are in the most countries 2 weeks, because mostly there are no empty planes to send you back.

There are no countries which gives fines, but on most airports they act very bad and refuses that you can take some food and drinks from the shops (they give bad food). They don’t need to give of have any reason to not accept you in the country. If you have a visa and you don’t carry anything illegal, they don’t refuse you. The chance that you get refused with a legal passport to stay is big, especially in racist Arab countries.

You mean like that they are fatter while using the same food and moving the same. Actually muslims does move/sport less then most others, but because their genetics are different, their bodies acts different on moves and foods.

Yes, it do.

To start a company in Netherlands you need make an appointment at a headquarter of the Dutch Chambre of Business (Kamer van Koophandel, shortly KVK). After a visit you need to pay 85 euro by bank. You need an Dutch address for the payment and we recomend you to open a Dutch bank account. Opening a Dutch bank account is monthly around the 5 euro. After the visit your company is started, but you can choose your start date, even if it was before your appointemnt (only around the 3 months back, but if you started to earn money from a later point, you have to let your company start on the date you did get the money, because the Dutch law allows to do that. Some people doesn’t know if they will earn money and in once they start to earn money. Even if you did know you would earn money, you have to fill in the date that you get the money.).

Depending on what you want to do, you need a budget. Most starters in Netherlands starts with around the 10,000 euro.

Keep in mind that you need a work place and it is legal to use your own house as your work place. You need to be registered as resident of a house in Netherlands. Even if you use another location/house, at least you need register your company at your own registered home or at a company building you rent for your business. Keep in mind that most work locations as office are between the 250 euro and 1000 euro if you are alone and need small space. House rents are between the 600 euro and 1500 euro.

If you want to start a shop, you need mostly more then 10,000 euro to buy in your stuff. Renovation of shops are mostly between the 1000 euro and 10,000 euro.

All European Union nationality keepers can start a company in Netherlands and/or rent a house in Netherlands. Sometimes non-European paspport holders are able to start a company in Netherlands, without Dutch passport.