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@habtgeb2018 Hello,Unfortunately, the DVZ strictly interprets the required period and does not tolerate even minor flaws. This means that any application for unlimited permit that does not meet the full four-year requirement will probably be ... Read More

@ChandlerBingYou’re probably referring to the so-called BIS-nummer, which serves as an alternative for the Rijksregisternummer. However, this is extremely unlikely in the case of the topicstarter. The BIS-nummer is only issued to individuals ... Read More

@RKSIUnfortunately, I must again say that I don’t fully understand what exactly you are referring to.If you are talking about the ID card number (carton, paper, plastic, or electronic), this is completely normal. Over your stay in Belgium, ... Read More

@RKSIHi,I’m still unclear about your question. Could you specify exactly (without personal details of course) what is incorrect and which document doesn’t match with another? If you’re describing a common situation, such as when ... Read More

@RKSIHi,I’m not sure I understand your question. Could you clarify what you mean by "dependent"? Are you referring to a minor child or another family member? Also, what kind of changes have been made to their details?If you're talking about ... Read More

@kicktheyegHi, Yes, you can, and you should register at your new address since you are actually living there. This will not affect your current residence permits, requests, or procedures, as moving and obtaining residence permits are separate ... Read More

@maharaji1984Hi,By law, any official language of Belgium is generally acceptable. However, authorities in Flanders often apply regional language preferences, which means they may force you to provide documents translated into Dutch. To avoid issues, ... Read More

@RKSIHello,You don’t need monthly payslips; what you need are the annual individuele rekeningen. These are typically provided by your employer every year, often sent via email or in hard copy. If you’ve lost them, don’t ... Read More

@Mehmet Sahin my concern is that if “ 6 months “ means the time I should wait in my country to get my visa or i can get d type visa earlier and wait my result in Belgium.Yes, the 6-month period refers to the time required to process your ... Read More

@woodcookYes, it is possible to apply for family reunification even if the host is currently unemployed and receiving benefits, IF they can also demonstrate that they are actively seeking employment. This can be proven through documents such as ... Read More

@Mehmet SahinHello,The fact that you got married recently does not affect the possibility of submitting your application, as all the deadlines for her being able to bring you as a "spouse of a displaced person" have long passed. Therefore, your ... Read More

@nyamani77The processing time for such applications is six months from the date your complete file is submitted to the commune. In practice, it might take longer, but never less. Sorry for this news, but you won't get any news at least until May ... Read More

@Mehmet SahinHello, First of all, everything mentioned above by other members is gibberish nonsense—I don't know why people write such obvious misconceptions. And I’m surprised no one mentioned the most critical detail: your partner ... Read More

Hi,Even if you have an L card, you still need to prove financial participation when applying for Belgian nationality. You can demonstrate this in one of two ways:1.Continuous Employment for 5 Years:If you have worked non-stop for at least five years ... Read More