For Australian working professionals, it is good that Immigration for Belgium supports skilled professional visa and a Canadian Working Holiday Visa for 18-30 aged young people who are looking to work and travel in Belgium. The information on this page is provided to help every individual understand the guidelines of Work Visa For Australian Citizen , Belgium Work Visa For Australian Citizen and Canada Working Holiday Visa For Australian

In order to apply Belgian Work Visa For Australian Citizen, you must have Meeting of European Convention of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, Signed the Schengen Convention, and Concluded an agreement with another State Party Concerning Social Security .

Single Permit – Work Visa

Single Permit (gecombineerde vergunning / permis unique) and Work Visa (Long stay visa D)

There are 2 stages for applying for a work visa:

1. application for single permit, and
2. application for a long stay visa D.

1. SINGLE PERMIT

Applications for a single permit have to be made by your Belgian employer at the Regional Office of Employment in Belgium for non-EU nationals or EEA nationals. (Where should your employer apply for your work permit?)

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To enable your future employer to obtain a single permit, provide them with:

• Proof of having paid the Administrative fee into the Belgian bank account.
• A medical certificate(This hyperlink opens a new window) by a doctor appointed by the Belgian Embassy. A blood test for syphilis and a chest x-ray for tuberculosis must be undertaken first, so that you can hand the results to the designated doctor. The medical document should be less than 3 months old on the date of your application. If you live 150 km or more away from a designated doctor, you can choose a different doctor. Please ask the doctor to send us a letter on the clinic’s letterhead which states your name and the doctor’s full name and signature. This letter may also be sent to us as a scanned copy by email to canberra@diplobel.fed.be. The Embassy will then need to legalise the doctor’s signature. Fee: see Consular fees(This hyperlink opens a new window)
• An original national Police Clearance from all countries you have lived in during the last year and 2 photocopies. This document has to be legalised by means of an Apostille. You can obtain the Apostille from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in Australia / Department of Internal Affairs in New Zealand. See “Obtaining Documents(This hyperlink opens a new window)”.
• Three passport photos