I'm not an expert on this, but I've previously worked in France and this is what I understand: As your job is only a 3 month contract, it is highly likely that your permit will only be valid for those 3 months and your corresponding Carte de Sejour (Resident Permit) will state that you are a tempora...

In Belgium, the main criteria for the authorities to deliver a work permit is that the employer is proposing a decent salary to the foreign candidate (I think the minimum is like 33.000 Euros/yr) The secondary criteria is education where the foreign candidate should have some post-secondary qualific...

I'm not an expert on this, but I've previously worked in France and this is what I understand: As your job is only a 3 month contract, it is highly likely that your permit will only be valid for those 3 months and your corresponding Carte de Sejour (Resident Permit) will state that you are a tempora...

Hello, Just like you, I am based in Belgium with a work permit. On occasions if I need to travel to other countries for business purposes, but when I do, the fact remains that I will continue to remain on my Belgian employers payroll and maintain my main residence in Belgium. Therefore I generally d...

I recently accepted a job in Belgium and got my work permit very quickly (within 10 days of my employer making the application). It was very straight forward. However like in most countries, the employer must make the application on your behalf. If your employer gets you a permit, then in most cases...