But my case is not reunion of family. What I'm referring is EU permanent residency permit, higher than national level. This permit exist in Holland and Germany but never heard if non EEA national is allowed to apply for it in Belgium or not. So you are not a family member of an EEA national? I supp...

This is not correct. Make sure you ask for a Perminant Residence Card for family member of an EU citizen. See http://eumovement.wordpress.com/info-belgium/ Thank you But my case is not reunion of family. What I'm referring is EU permanent residency permit, higher than national level. This permit ex...

Dear all, I have non-EU national friends working in both Germany and Netherlands who are able to apply for EEA Permanent Residency and already obtained this permit. But when I ask Foreigner Ministry in Belgium they said this permit does not exist in Belgium. Is this correct? Is anybody who has some...

European permanent PR does exsit......see link below http://www.diyexpat.com/visa%20guide/eupermres.html Just not sure who has successful experience........................................ Yes but it is in the format of what the previous posted explained above. You must have PR in one country of th...

European permanent PR does exsit......see link below

http://www.diyexpat.com/visa%20guide/eupermres.html

Just not sure who has successful experience........................................

Now I've worked in Belgium for three years and reside in Belgium. Where I can find the information if I'm qualified to apply for EU permant RP?

I also have some years before in France. Are the years in France counted together in apply for EU RP?

You cannot live in any EU state using the permanent RP issued by another one. are u sure about this? besides, I already heard IND in Holland start evaluating the applicant's profile to be qualifed to blue card or not as the first step. If they're not qualified, they will be examined on country level

[One is an exisiting directive requiring a non eu person to obtain perm residency (usually after 5 years) in one of the member states before you can go to other member states to live Thanks, so for instance with that directive document, if I have Belgian permernant RP, I can live in Holland without...

I see the same thing, in Belgium and Holland, you may apply for BLUE CARD (EU residency permit) if you're qualifed. It's higher standard than national level. Once you have, you can work in another EU country (maybe not UK and Ireland since they feel good when they're different) This is not the same...

I see the same thing, in Belgium and Holland, you may apply for BLUE CARD (EU residency permit) if you're qualifed.

It's higher standard than national level. Once you have, you can work in another EU country (maybe not UK and Ireland since they feel good when they're different)

already heard many times that EU is implementing the RP on EU level now. The qualifications will be higher on country level. It requires 5 years working experience, but can be in any EU countries.

Anybody knows some details?

have u guys heard about the big news that a camerion refegue transfered HIV to 100 poligh women?

There are many discussions about the beloved in EE countries. Apparently there is a negative trends on this. If you go to other region of Poland, it's even worse.

I'm about to change to my third year residency permit after my full time job here for 2 years. Whatever the result is, I'm gonna to give a try to request the local city hall to give me a 5 years permanent PR although I haven't completed 3 years of residency yet. But I will argue I will do this with ...

once your bf can have a KM, you don't need to work permit as a spouse.
But u r not married yet....

[I'm surprised to see the simplicity of applying for the belgian nationality. Only 3 years whatever the applicant's residency status is? Many EU countries only allowe the working status from the applicants, and 5 years for RP only, 1 or 2 years more for nationality. It is a short period. In many Eu...

You can apply for naturalisation in Belgium after 3 years of residence however it appears that you require a specific residence permit which you usually only obtain after 5 years of residence. There seems to be no clear information on this anywhere. There are 2 main theories why the Belgians eased ...

anybody knows? Thanks

"Under the plan, an Indian doctor working in a Belgian hospital, for example, would be allowed to move to another EU member state after an initial period of two years, if he found legal employment there. He could subsequently move to another member state after another year. " They even set...

Im sorry but I cannot understand why there is so much excitement about this. First off, the idea is not new. It was discussed many times by the EU, only to have countries like Germany opposing it. Second, the only advantage it seems to offer is that the person possessing a Blue Card in one EU count...

According to belgian law, I saw it's the foreigners can have Belgian permanent RP after full time working for 5 years.

But I also heard many rumors about 3 years, anyone suceeded in getting the blegian permanent RP only after 3 years full time working?

Thanks a lot for helps