1. Belgium Residence ID of the primary applicant
2. Proof House - Sufficient space for the family to live
3. Medical Insurance for your spouse/family
4. Bank Statement - 6 months
5. Salary Slip - 6 months
6. Employee Attestation
7. Request letter for legalisation
8. Marriage Certificate - to be legalized
9. Birth Certificate - to be legalized
10. Color Photos of the primary applicant
You have to move in to a bigger house in Belgium, based on the number of dependents. Their local officials come and check your apartment before they give clearance for the house (Sl#2). It's not only the space, they also check for all the safety (electrical, fire, security, open area....and many). If you’re in Belgium to earn some money, your plans will be gone!. If you want your wife and Kid with you, be ready to spend 1500+ Euros for apartment rental.
My advice is always process your dependent visas along with the primary applicant visa. Never do the mistake thinking that you’ll call your dependents later, which may end-up like you’ll never get your dependents :P
3 Comments to "Moving to Belgium (Part-5): Visa for Dependants - processing from Belgium"
Hi PGK,
So it took how many days to get the dependants visa for your family?
Luly
Hello Pon,
Can you tell me how many day it took you to get the dependents visa for your family?
Recently, I'm applying to go with my husband, I hope I can get it as soon as possible, since I'm pregnant, we don't want to get separate for too long!
Thanks if you can share your experiences!
Luly
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