Registering in Belgium
Last activity 27 October 2015 by aneesh
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I think they forgot to update the English version of that page 
http://www.schaerbeek.be/demarches-admi … on-commune
If you read the French version, it does not mention the special condition for Bulgarians + Romanians.
Also, do not go by the website always. Do go to the commune with your existing national ID + passport + photos + employment contract + registered rental agreement. I am sure you will be able to register yourself.
I have heard the commune of schaerbeek is pretty busy. So do go early in the morning to catch starting spots in the queue.
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