Belgian citizenship by naturalization: exceptional merit

Last activity 16 February 2023 by Peterjohn123

191 Views

1 replies

woodcookActive member16 January 2023 19:48:17

I don't know if this subject has already been covered, if so, someone could please point me in the right direction.

Has anyone ever used their PhD as the basis for an application for Belgian citizenship through the special interest naturalization process?

If so, did you get a favorable response?

How much time did it take?

What are the possibilities of getting a favorable decision, please?

Peterjohn123Contributor16 February 2023 12:09:00

172

I have never heard any one. Or maybe my friends are not amongst the top notch or have a lot of welknown prizes or maybe Nobel…

There is no deadline in this case.

Traveling to Belgium
Expatriation usually means having to deal with administration. Expat.com tells you which travel documents you need ...
Accommodation in Leuven
Leuven is home to a lot of students but also attracts expats because of the companies implemented there. So, where ...
Working in Leuven
Leuven is located within the Flanders region in Belgium. It's a Dutch-speaking city that offers opportunities ...
A guide to Brussels' neighbourhoods
A very safe and laid-back city to live and work in, Brussels has many different sides for expats and tourists to ...
Buying property in Brussels
Compared with other European capitals, buying property in Brussels is very affordable. Consequently, it's ...
Work permit in Belgium
When moving to Belgium, you'll probably need to work to maintain a decent lifestyle. Suppose you're lucky ...
Tax in Belgium
Like everyone else, expats in Belgium have to pay taxes. Here's a description of how Belgian taxes work.
Opening a bank account in Belgium
If you plan to live in Belgium long-term, opening a bank account is a good idea. Not only will you need a ...