Belgium Work Permit

Apply for Work Permit to Belgium

To secure a work permit for Belgium, you must first receive a job offer from a Belgian employer. Identify the appropriate type of work visa that corresponds to your position and qualifications. Gather the necessary documentation, which should include a valid passport, confirmation of your job offer, and proof of your qualifications. Complete the relevant visa application form and submit it along with the required documents to the Belgian consulate or embassy in your home country. Ensure that you pay the applicable application fees and, if necessary, provide biometric information such as fingerprints and a photograph. An interview may also be required. After submitting your application, you will need to wait for the processing period, which may include requests for further information. Upon approval, you will receive your work permit, ensuring it is in accordance with your intended start date in Belgium.

Belgium Work Visas

Single Permit: For non-EU workers who have a job offer, allowing them to live and work in Belgium.
Intra-Corporate Transferee Permit: For employees moving from an international branch of a company to a branch in Belgium.
EU Blue Card: For highly skilled non-EU workers with a relevant degree and a job offer that meets certain salary thresholds.
Seasonal Worker Permit: For temporary employment in industries such as agriculture or hospitality, usually valid for up to six months.
Self-Employment Permit: For individuals planning to start or run a business, requiring a detailed business plan and proof of financial resources.
Professional Card: For certain professionals, including those who are self-employed, requiring proof of qualifications and a valid contract.