Family Reunion Interview

Last activity 04 April 2022 by Avalu

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eugeneokwaro88Member24 March 2022 10:24:00

Halo guys. I am Eugene 33 years old from Angola. My partner is Belgian 31 and we have an interview scheduled for Monday. I wanted to ask if this is something I should be nervous about and what type of questions they ask at the municipality in Gent. I am already in Belgium. I would also like to ask how long the interview takes.

AlexFromBelgiumAnimateur Belgique EN/FR28 March 2022 20:15:02

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Hello,

that question has been already answered a lot of time on this forum, please use the search function.

They're all stupid questions: family member name, best friends, sport, what you super like, what did you eat yesterday, who cooked, when did you meet, where, jobs, salary of each other, religions, ...
Super basic questions...

Example:
https://www.nairaland.com/1087377/inter … union-visa
or google interview visa Belgium

Goodfella254Member28 March 2022 20:41:39

I figured. Thanks alot Alex this is really helpful.

AvaluActive member04 April 2022 14:54:42

Too late to help with the Topic starter since the interview passed already but the inspector have a generic list of questions

But try to relax and answer the questions like you're telling a story

Aslong it goes fluent and doesn't look like a parrot who memorize every details from a sheet, then most of time, it will be positive

My interview took a hour so does my fiancée at embassy

Make sure you read afterwards and make sure nothing is incorrect (spelling of the name or important dates)

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