Visa & Immigration

National Register Number and active Belgian bank account details allow new residents to activate Itsme before receiving physical eID cards.

The National Register Number is an eleven-digit identification number assigned automatically to every person registered in Belgium.

The Belgian Annex 15 is a provisional residence document confirming pending applications, but it only permits work if tied to approved status.

The Belgian police address check process explains what happens when you miss the local community officer and outlines steps to contact them.

Commune registration in Belgium requires valid identification, proof of address, and evidence of financial solvency to secure your residence status.

Local commune appointment booking procedures in Belgium for registrations, identity cards, and address changes are explained clearly.

Sworn translations of birth and marriage certificates are required for Belgian administrative procedures, using court-recognized professionals.

Document authentication for Belgium explains the differences between apostille and full legalization processes for foreign public documents.

Medical certificate preparation for a Belgian visa requires using an official template, visiting an accredited doctor, and completing health examinations.

The Wallonia Region digital deadline in May 2026 establishes mandatory online submission of work and single permit applications through the portal.