Separating from a legal cohabitation as a non eu residence

@Sandra Osifo The answer is yes, the F card you have is a probation time, if you end your relationship you will also lose your right of residence and your F card will be revoked

@Sandra Osifo

Regarding your situation the only way you can save your F card is to have vast contract at work,

The reasons the F card can be revoked is because you have not completed 5 years which is the standard procedure at the moment f card is still under foreign card, if you could stay till 5 years automatically you get F+ which is the permanent residence then you can separate without any issues,Also the reasons for the separations is also important, if the government is involved in the separations directly your F card is saved.

@Sandra Osifo
Regarding your situation the only way you can save your F card is to have vast contract at work,

The reasons the F card can be revoked is because you have not completed 5 years which is the standard procedure at the moment f card is still under foreign card, if you could stay till 5 years automatically you get F+ which is the permanent residence then you can separate without any issues,Also the reasons for the separations is also important, if the government is involved in the separations directly your F card is saved.
-@ridewitgab

@ridewitgab Thanks this useful information

@Sandra Osifo The answer is yes, the F card you have is a probation time, if you end your relationship you will also lose your right of residence and your F card will be revoked
-@jeanpaulfiliaert

@jeanpaulfiliaert thanks yes I have vast contract at work.

3 years is acounted since 1 st day u had adress together so if u already have 3 years of living together not cohabited . Only adress yogether and u have stable work . Ur F card is saved but u have to inform the foreign affaires in brussel when u change adress. Thats all . The law is called 42 quaters. .. becareful in some cityhall they try to take ur card. So don t be naive.

Hello Everyone!

I know someone who travelled to Europe through Spain after being issued the schengen visa at the Spanish embassy in one of the countries in Africa.

Can he apply for an asylum in Belgium? And what should he expect after applying for an asylum and etc....Thank you and he's waiting for your contributions.

@Sandra Osifo has no importance of your permanent job or not, this will not be influenced for your residence permit, if you get divorced and you have no F+ recidivism, it may be withdrawn

@Sandra Osifo has no importance of your permanent job or not, this will not be influenced for your residence permit, if you get divorced and you have no F+ recidivism, it may be withdrawn
-@jeanpaulfiliaert

No its not withdrawn directly. If you have at least 3 years of marriage, cohabitation legal or common life than you can keep your card if you are working and have a health insurance. Always better to discuss it with a lawyer to confirm but you can keep it under certain rules. 

@Sandra Osifo

More information I believed your card will not be withdraw from you, After the separations just get yourself a new address which is very important,

And also since your card is still valid it will not be withdraw or revoked, But the danger is when is time for you to renew your card that is were the problems comes knocking,  I am telling you this because I have seen many people with such situations and experience and with your name I see we are both from Edo state (Benin city)

@Sandra Osifo If you have been with him officially for 3 years (from when the legal cohabitation was signed) then you can keep you F-card but then you need to have a permanent job with sufficient income.

Your best bet is to contact immigration lawyer, because some commune are strict.