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Jenna24 Active member

Member since 23 July 2022

Jenna24Active member23 July 2022 23:57:21

Hi all

I’m currently living in Korea, planning to move to Brussels as I got to have a new job there.

However my whole schedule has been messed up, since the single permit procedure is turning out to take longer than i expected.

I did read some of the other threads on this, but still want more information to at least have a chance to guess when mine will be done.

My case:

Application submitted:5/10

Work permit:6/24

Residence permit: waiting

Bhavna Team

Member since 01 June 2015

BhavnaTeam24 July 2022 05:36:47

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Hi Jenna,

How are you doing ? Welcome to Expat.Com!

I hope you will get some feedback soon! Have you been in contact with authorities ?

Regards,

Bhavna

Husi123 Active member

Member since 21 April 2022

Husi123Active member24 July 2022 07:31:24

Hello Jenna,

Your annex 46 could be expected by end of August if I would compare to the timelines from other threads.

Jenna24 Active member

Member since 23 July 2022

Jenna24Active member26 July 2022 11:21:02

@Bhavna I did. but the only answer I got from the immigration office was ‘no tracking system available’, and that it takes 8-10 weeks of procedure

ismtbgy Active member

Member since 22 June 2022

ismtbgyActive member27 July 2022 07:21:36

Hello Jenna,

I applied for my single permit on 9th May, Work permit was approved on 11th May, and still waiting for Single Permit

Divina243 Member

Member since 13 July 2022

Divina243Member11 August 2022 19:14:25

@ismtbgy single permit didn’t take longer only two days ?

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