almere.nl

Municipal government services and information for residents of Almere

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About almere.nl

Gemeente Almere is the municipal government of Almere in the Netherlands.

It provides information and access to services including appointments, waste collection, local taxes, passports and driving licences.

Product: Municipal services and information covering appointments, waste, taxes, passports and driving licences.

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