Study & Work

Short-term work permits in Belgium for non-EU citizens require using the official digital portal for applications under ninety days.

Belgian au pair programs require specific visas, twenty maximum weekly working hours, mandatory language courses, and monthly pocket money.

The Belgian post-graduation search year visa provides international graduates twelve months of legal residence to find employment and build a career.

The 600-hour rule helps international students in Belgium lower social security costs, manage tax limits, and legally protect their earnings.

International student admissions in Belgium require navigating regional diploma equivalency checks, apostilles, sworn translations, and legalization.

Studying in English in Belgium requires navigating regional differences, strict degree quotas, complex diploma equivalency rules, and varying tuition fees.

Flemish civic integration rules dictate when non-EU residents must complete language and social orientation courses or face legal penalties.

Choosing between French and Dutch for your Belgian career depends on your specific industry, geographic location, and long-term goals.

Belgian freelance status choices dictate taxes and social security, balancing full-time responsibilities against the safety of employment.

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Registration, banking, and tax procedures for setting up as an independent in Belgium are explained for new freelancers and expats.