Single Permit Processing in 2022 page 26 - Belgium forum

Single Permit Processing in 2022

GuestPoster124699 Guest

GuestPoster124699Guest05 August 2022 08:06:29

#1001

@ismtbgy did embassy or VFS contact you regarding missing document, or accept your passport?

Meric Erdeviren Active member

Member since 21 May 2022

Meric ErdevirenActive member05 August 2022 08:17:36

#1002

@SimCityAT i like to waste my time indeed. It鈥檚 my favorite thing to do

ismtbgy Active member

Member since 22 June 2022

ismtbgyActive member05 August 2022 08:42:29

#1003

@ChandlerBing yeah, they gave me 3 weeks to retrive the missing documents.

I have 2 weeks left to get the Residency.. And still no updates from the immigration office.. Its been 86 days.

aravindnathan New member

Member since 04 August 2022

aravindnathanNew member05 August 2022 10:18:44

#1004

@aravindnathan

update:

WP: 04/08/2022

jacklob New member

Member since 10 July 2022

jacklobNew member05 August 2022 10:30:54

#1005

Hello,

Is it possible to get a single permit with a salary of 26K euros in a year or it is below minimum legal requirement?

Thanks.

Husi123 Active member

Member since 21 April 2022

Husi123Active member05 August 2022 10:37:32

#1006

@jacklob Hi, if you are applying as a highly-skilled worker than it is below the required threshold.

GuestPoster124699 Guest

GuestPoster124699Guest05 August 2022 11:00:46

#1007

@ismtbgy I think you will get it soon. I am also waiting on mine but since May 25

BDatta754 New member

Member since 21 July 2022

BDatta754New member05 August 2022 11:33:40

#1008

@ChandlerBing similar here,waiting from 17th May

pkundupradeep Member

Member since 28 July 2022

pkundupradeepMember05 August 2022 11:56:13

#1009

Hi Everyone,

After getting Annexe 46, does anyone apply for a D visa for you and your spouse together. If yes, then both get the visa together or will the visa be issued separately, and what is the timeframe for a D visa for you and your spouse?

teahida13 Member

Member since 22 December 2021

teahida13Member05 August 2022 13:14:48

#1010

@pkundupradeep聽 hello

I have same question as you

Please if someone have information can tell us

likeaen Active member

Member since 17 August 2021

likeaenActive member05 August 2022 13:50:41

#1011

Yes you can apply together for visa d with your spouse , if you apply separate it is a different process. When you apply together usually you get a visa together but sometimes they send spouse visa later. Usually it take 10 days to issue visa but due to summer and business it can take longer..

teahida13 Member

Member since 22 December 2021

teahida13Member05 August 2022 14:10:39

#1012

@likeaen聽 thank you so much, what documents need to apply for visa d (spouse)

frankendoc New member

Member since 05 August 2022

frankendocNew member05 August 2022 14:34:59

#1013

Can I ask if the posts here also include European Blue Card applications? Or just highly-skilled worker applications? according to my employer the blue card processing time is shorter than the highly-skilled worker single permit so I'm wondering if thats why some folk are getting their permits in a shorter time than others here...

ismtbgy Active member

Member since 22 June 2022

ismtbgyActive member05 August 2022 15:00:02

#1014

@ChandlerBing I was hoping that for almost a month

but of course, fingers crossed 馃

I hope all of us receive our documents soon as possible

RocknRoll0904 New member

Member since 29 July 2022

RocknRoll0904New member05 August 2022 15:24:23

#1015

鲍辫诲补迟别鈥�

No reply mail: 31st May

WP approval: 10th June

SP approval: 2nd Aug (but received in hand today only)

ismtbgy Active member

Member since 22 June 2022

ismtbgyActive member05 August 2022 15:30:52

#1016

@RocknRoll0904 congrats

Jenna24 Active member

Member since 23 July 2022

Jenna24Active member05 August 2022 15:54:43

#1017

@RocknRoll0904 congrats! Btw which region?

likeaen Active member

Member since 17 August 2021

likeaenActive member05 August 2022 16:18:03

#1018

@teahida13 there must be a list in your country visa center. I can send mine but it's in Turkish聽

likeaen Active member

Member since 17 August 2021

likeaenActive member05 August 2022 16:19:47

#1019

@frankendoc this thread usually consist of single permit applications as I know

pkundupradeep Member

Member since 28 July 2022

pkundupradeepMember05 August 2022 16:30:04

#1020

@frankendoc

I also have the same question.

pkundupradeep Member

Member since 28 July 2022

pkundupradeepMember05 August 2022 16:31:35

#1021

@likeaen

Do we also need a birth certificate for a spouse visa?

frankendoc New member

Member since 05 August 2022

frankendocNew member05 August 2022 17:07:53

#1022

@likeaen they are both single-permits. Just different types.

likeaen Active member

Member since 17 August 2021

likeaenActive member05 August 2022 18:35:00

#1023

@frankendoc 谋 see thanks for the information, 谋 thought blue card is something like green card and gives more opportunity

likeaen Active member

Member since 17 August 2021

likeaenActive member05 August 2022 18:37:24

#1024

@pkundupradeep yes

I found this list

Same for all countries I think or nearly same but it's better to check with visa centre before applying

pkundupradeep Member

Member since 28 July 2022

pkundupradeepMember05 August 2022 20:20:58

#1025

Thanks, @likeaen.

This list says that marriage and birth certificates should not be older than 6 months. My both certificates are 1.5 years old. I checked with authorities in my country, and they told me these certificates couldn't be issued with a new date.

Does anyone know whether it is mandatory to have these certificates six months old?

AlexFromBelgium Animateur Belgique EN/FR

Member since 28 January 2018

AlexFromBelgiumAnimateur Belgique EN/FR05 August 2022 21:00:03

#1026

1739

Of course it is...

Even if for birth certificate it's kinda stupid... but for any official documents that you provide to a foreigner country, it must be recent. 6 to 7 months max depending on the commune.

anoopdangwal786 Active member

Member since 28 April 2022

anoopdangwal786Active member05 August 2022 21:34:40

#1027

@anoopdangwal786

Region Flanders

Fresh Application 21/3/22

Work permit approved on 22/6/22

Waiting for RP

VFS appointment date 30th August 22

pkundupradeep Member

Member since 28 July 2022

pkundupradeepMember07 August 2022 02:38:22

#1028

THANKS @AlexFromBelgium

My home country is India. I have asked authorities in India about the reissue of the marriage certificate, and they told me the marriage certificate couldn't be reissued with a new date. A duplicate copy can be obtained, but it would be issued with an old date. What about if I would use my marriage certificate issued with the one-year-old date but apostille within 6 months before visa application introduction? Please let me know if that works.

Please let me know if anyone has other suggestions to overcome this issue.

serdary4 Active member

Member since 15 June 2022

serdary4Active member07 August 2022 10:34:06

#1029

@pkundupradeep

Normally, you need to get the signed and stamped copy of the certificate and then you should make it apostilled. If you have any doubt, the best way to ask vfs global in your country.

arjunprasad2143 Belgium Advisor

Member since 19 July 2019

arjunprasad2143Belgium Advisor07 August 2022 22:41:57

#1030

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@pkundupradeep

you dont need to get the marriage certificate reissued. Get a copy attested by a notary and then get it apostilled. I did it that way.

kriznaonline Member

Member since 28 June 2022

kriznaonlineMember08 August 2022 05:33:26

#1031

@pkundupradeep I assume you are from India, there is a process called e-sand in which the 3rd party(TTK - for me) will apply for re-issue of soft copy and then they legalize the copy they received -

kriznaonline Member

Member since 28 June 2022

kriznaonlineMember08 August 2022 05:34:54

#1032

@pkundupradeep yes they will not re-issue if you ask sub register office - check with any agencies who helps in getting the docs legalizing

misskeira New member

Member since 23 July 2022

misskeiraNew member08 August 2022 05:45:21

#1033

@kriznaonline

Yes, that鈥檚 right!

I was expecting it at the end of August, but it came sooner!

misskeira New member

Member since 23 July 2022

misskeiraNew member08 August 2022 05:47:02

#1034

@kriznaonline

You鈥檇 better call to the local VFS center and ask them if they have one鈥�

misskeira New member

Member since 23 July 2022

misskeiraNew member08 August 2022 05:57:25

#1035

Hi all!

Just wanted to share that while waiting for my appointment for 15th of August at VFS (which was made on 2nd of August and was the closest available at that time), I checked the 鈥渞eschedule鈥� option and voil脿!

There was an earlier time available on 5th of August (Friday morning when I checked) for the 8th of August! (And also couple of days and times)

I guess some people make appointments in advance and then cancel them!

Thank you for this chat!

Maybe this can be helpful for someone else)

ismtbgy Active member

Member since 22 June 2022

ismtbgyActive member08 August 2022 09:40:33

#1036

Hello everyone.

Do u know anyone who get rejected from the immigration office after getting work permit? And after rejection do they get the residency by reapplying the process.

Asking for Just the curiosity.

kriznaonline Member

Member since 28 June 2022

kriznaonlineMember08 August 2022 09:51:10

#1037

My timeline

Region: Brussels
Application: 24 May 2022
WP: No Update (My employer told they will give status post 6 weeks)
RP: Waiting

Anyone has similar timeline can share your status
- @kriznaonline

Update :
Region: Brussels
Application: 24 May 2022
WP: 07th June
RP: Waiting

Anyone has similar timeline can share your status
- @kriznaonline

Update :

Region: Brussels

Application: 24 May 2022

WP: 07th June

RP: Waiting

Anyone has similar timeline can share your status

Husi123 Active member

Member since 21 April 2022

Husi123Active member08 August 2022 10:03:53

#1038

@ismtbgy What could be a reason pf rejection if the file is complete and you have the work permit? But, I think you can reapply to ask legally to relook into the decision.