While Netherlands students can benefit from public transport passes for students (the OV-studentenkaart) (‘the student public transport pass’) with which they are able to travel for free or at a reduced fare on public transport in the Netherlands, students from other Member States who are not economically active in the Netherlands or have not obtained a permanent right of residence there must pay the full fare.

Third-country nationals who are not obliged to possess a visa when crossing the external borders of the Member States in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 539/2001 and third-country nationals who hold a valid residence permit or long-stay visa may use the lanes indicated by the sign in part B1 ("visa not required") of Annex III to this Regulation. They may also use the lanes indicated by the sign in part B2 ("all passports") of Annex III to this Regulation.

Due to different tax qualifications given by Member States to hybrid loans (debt or equity), payments under a cross border hybrid loan are treated as a tax deductible expense in one Member State (the Member State of the payer) and as a tax exempt distribution of profits in the other Member State (the Member State of the payee), thus resulting in an unintended double non-taxation.

| Exchange regime [4], [5], [6] BGpayments and transfers abroad require the authorisation of the Bulgarian National Bank when related to investments and State or State-guaranteed loans [7].Currency deals in cash by occupation may be transacted by any person registered under the Commercial Law where such a person is registered in a public register of persons conducting business pursuant to the legislation of a Member State of the European Union or another country which is party to the European Economic Area, and where the person is registered in the public register as a currency exchange bureau.CYunder the Exchange Control Law, non-residents are not normally permitted to borrow from local sources.SKin relation to current payments, limitation ...[+++] on acquisition of foreign exchange by resident nationals for personal purposes.In relation to capital payments, foreign exchange authorisation required for acceptance of financial credits from foreign subjects, direct capital investments abroad, acquisition of real estate abroad and purchase of foreign securities.

Third-country nationals who are not obliged to possess a visa when crossing the external borders of the Member States in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 539/2001 and third-country nationals who hold a valid residence permit or long-stay visa may use the lanes indicated by the sign in part B1 (‘visa not required’) of Annex III to this Regulation. They may also use the lanes indicated by the sign in part B2 (‘all passports’) of Annex III to this Regulation.

Whereas the charging of stamp duty by a Member State on securities from other Member States introduced into or issued within its territory is contrary to the concept of a common market whose characteristics are those of a domestic market ; whereas, in addition, it has become evident that the retention of stamp duty on the issue of securities in respect of internal loans and on the introduction or issue on the market of a Member State of foreign securities is both undesirable from the economic point of view and inconsistent with current developments in the tax laws of the Member States in this field;