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Yes. Non-working EU/EFTA nationals can obtain a B permit if they prove sufficient financial means to support themselves and hold adequate health and accident insurance.
Free movement is not limited to workers. EU/EFTA citizens who are not gainfully employed — such as students, retirees or people of independent means — are entitled to a residence permit if they can show they will not depend on social assistance.
The two key conditions are proof of sufficient financial resources to cover living costs and proof of adequate health and accident insurance. Job seekers from EU/EFTA states can also receive a short-term L permit while looking for work.
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