Processes
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- In Belgium, any person of Belgian nationality aged 12 years or over must have an identity card (e-ID). To obtain or renew an identity card, you need to go to your municipal administration. The e-ID…
- From the birth of your child, you have 15 days to register the birth at the municipality in which they were born, so that they can be entered into the population register. If the child was not born…
- Acknowledgement is an official act that establishes a link of paternity, maternity, or co-maternity between a person and a child. Acknowledgement is made at the civil registry office of a…
- The electronic card is a residence permit attesting to the legality of your stay in Belgium and is valid in Belgium and at the borders. It must always be accompanied by an identity document and/or a…
- As an EU citizen, you can assert your right to vote at the municipal elections in the German-speaking Community if you fulfil the conditions described below. By submitting your vote, you influence…
- Each time an election is held, the Walloon Region updates its election website, where you can find all the information you need on the subject. There are several categories of voters: Belgians in…
