Posted in Belgium forum
Hello there,
Is there anyone among you that can enlighten me about Cohabitation? For the moment I live in Belgium and with my Belgian partner we will apply for cohabitation. But still the cohabitation procedure will not be finished before my residence permission ends. So between,I wont have an valid identity card for 2 weeks of so. The first rule; they told us, that we have to live in the same address and we do live in the same address but when we have to present our documents and when they see that my identity card is not valid anymore, will it be a problem? if any of u has an experience or safe knowledge, I ll be so glad to be informed.
Thank you
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posted by Ton Bakker in Belgium forum
yep, your husband is right, you 2 move to Belgium , register there, and your visa is no problem , if expired.Best way is, he is already registered in Belgium so ready to receive you.
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posted by sandy yuki in Belgium forum
Why can't we apply for the permits here?.. we want to live in be0lgium.. and yes he is a belgian. They said we can we just have to submit some papers.;)
re. website
posted by H.F. E. in Belgium forum
Please refer to this website...it is also in English...
if not mistaken you must both must find a room outside the country whereof your bf is a national ...if he is Belgium you can't apply for a card in Belgium, you must go and stay and apply for residence permit in another country...it is called the European route..
a country that is in the Schengen agreement....
as there are so many details...I just can't help much as it will take up a full time job for me to answer all the emails people send...please again study up on this website..success,
Seri
http://www.buitenlandsepartner.nl/forum/viewforum.php?f=94
permit..
posted by sandy yuki in Belgium forum
how did u get the permits? im here since 40 days now.. and my visa will expired on feb 07. please help me.. i want to stay here longer..
Hello
posted by sandy yuki in Belgium forum
Hello, Please Help me, I am in Faymonville Liege now. And i just have type C visa and 75 days to stay here, been here last September too, We want to file a statutory Cohabitation contract but we do not know which place to go and who to ask. The people in the municipality not most of them, Do not know what to do either saying we should call the embassy, but stating in the website it should be there. I want to apply for Cohabitation with my bf here. Please Give me some opinions. I really need them now.
Yuki,
hi again S.W.:)
posted by r c in Belgium forum
thanks a lot:)
atleast i already have an idea, and in my case we are not still living together, we are still planning to live together after my contract so before my contract ends then we are going to register:) if i got problems again, hope u are still here:) then i can ask more..
thank you so much
cheers!
xapplication
posted by S. W. in Belgium forum
Hi Ritch,
I registered my partnership a month after my fiancée got his Belgium ID. Two weeks and few days after that I got police visit (on Friday-not always the same for other tho) and then on Monday my partnership was granted. Three weeks after that I sent our relationship proof to the city (they told us to). I supposed to get a respond within 4 weeks but until 2 months I heard nothing so I contacted them and resend the documents. A month after that, I got confirmation letter and then a week after I got another police visit. Two months after police visit, I got my orange card and had to wait for 5 months to finally get my 5 years card. So it's about a year since I registered my partnership until I got my 5 years card. Quite a procedure ;) But thank God everything run smooth.
Good luck with yours.
hi there again:)
posted by r c in Belgium forum
i wanted to ask maybe u have idea on how long is the application in the city hall before they approved it:) thanks a lot
Risks
posted by YS Kasparov in Belgium forum
Hi everyone,
Can anyone tell me more about the risks of this agreement. Especially if the two parties separate. Do i still need to pay the other partner the health bills and insurance for up to 3 and half years.
Thats what i found on the web. is there any way to avoid this?
Il devra de plus signer un engagement de prise en charge dans lequel il s’engage, pour 3 ans et demi, à supporter les frais de séjour, de santé et d’éventuel rapatriement de son partenaire étranger.
Cet engagement de prise en charge reste valable en cas de séparation, et cela tant que le partenaire étranger reste en séjour légal.Celui qui a signé un tel engagement devra aussi, si nécessaire payer le billet de retour de son partenaire, si celui-ci décide de rentrer chez lui au terme de la relation.Cohabitation
posted by Tina W in Belgium forum
Ok, thanks a lot Santi. I will tell him to look in the website also.