Immigration services
As HR responsible you need compliance, speed, and peace of mind. Does your employee need a Single Permit, or is an EU Blue Card better? How does immigration work for short-term non EU visitors? Our experienced team, with in-depth knowledge of all work-related immigration procedures in the three Belgian regions, makes sure that your employee can start work as soon as possible.
Compliance from work start to departure
Ensure your assignees have the appropriate work authorization prior to and during their arrival in Belgium. Make sure that they’re de-registered upon departure.
Pro-active info on renewals
Anywr Belgium supports your compliance process by taking the renewal burden off your plate. We’ll update you on Single Permit renewals to annual checks, residence permit extensions. With flexible hourly support, tailored needs assessments, and thorough document verification, we keep your assignees compliant and your mobility programme running smoothly.
Cutting-edge digital solutions
Our secure technology protects your employees’ personal information at every step. It also automates permit and document renewal notifications, removing a major administrative burden for busy HR teams and giving employees and their families the peace of mind they deserve.
Our team of local and dedicated experts are here to assist with all your immigration needs
Immigration procedures
- European Blue Card
- Single Permit
- Work Permit
- Work/Business visas
- Town hall registration
- Partner and family applications
Document administration
- Legalization coordination
- Document translation coordination
- Complete town hall registration
- Work visa
Deadline management
- Single permit renewals
- Annual check procedures
- Residence permit renewals
- Needs assessment
- Hourly advice
Got a question?
We’ve got the answer
There are several factors to consider: a non-EU assignee will need 5 – 6 months of immigration preparation before travelling to Belgium. An assignee bringing children will need ample time to research and reserve childcare, or schooling options.
The immigration procedure and timing can vary slightly between the three regions of Belgium: Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels-Capital Region. Each region may have its own specific requirements and processing times for immigration procedures.
