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zara1152

Is 3 months' worth of salary slips enough for a family reunion visa? And do I need a permanent job letter?

Hunny Bini

@zara1152 no minimum 6 months .. maximum 1 year . And same goes for bank statement

Hunny Bini

@zara1152 as far as i know your case you can attached the salary slips of previous job. did your husband get a new job ??

zara1152

Yes but at vfs website they said minimum 3 month salary is required under article 40

zara1152

But there is almost 6,7 month gap between jobs. Is it OK if I attached pervious job slips with new 3 months  slip ? Do I get visa ?

Hunny Bini

@zara1152 oky i thought he is non-eu, then don't worry they will not reject the visa on minimum or maxium .. if they required more they will ask you .. what actually matters is regular and fixed income next job contract .. is your husband next job contract is long term and fixed .. then do not worry just go with the 3 months salary slip and statement .. IA you will get visa now

ARMaliq

According to embassy's website:

18 - proof that foreign resident has sufficient, regular and  sustainable livelihoods / mean of support  (pay slips of the last year, last “extrait de rôle”) (This proof has not be provided by family members of a person who is recognized as a political refugee or benefits from subsidiary protection on two conditions: 1) the family ties did already exist before the person being joined arrived in Belgium and 2) the visa application has been introduced not more than one year after date on which the person being joined was recognized as a political refugee or was granted the subsidiary protection).

zara1152

@Hunny Bini so 3 month salary slip will work me ?

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