Processes

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• Obtaining a cremation permit
  A free permit for the cremation of remains may be issued by the civil registrar of the place of death, no earlier than 24 hours after the death, if the person died in a municipality in the…
• What your obligations are as the person responsible for arranging the funeral of a relative if there is a last will and testament
  The person responsible for arranging the funeral is the person designated by the deceased in their will; or, failing that, one of the deceased person’s heirs or successors; or, failing that,…
• Applying for accreditation as an integrated health association
  An integrated health association (association de santé intégrée, ASI) aims to provide comprehensive and accessible healthcare for all. It offers integrated care to patients,…
• Being admitted to an adult residential care facility (SRA)
  Residential Services for Adults (SRA) are facilities that provide care and housing for adults with disabilities. Some Residential Services for Adults (SRA) also offer short-term housing, meaning for…
• Receiving services from a reception and accommodation service as French residents
  A person with a disability who is a French national may receive services from a reception and accommodation service in Wallonia, while maintaining their residence in France. In this case, the AVIQ,…
• Recognise a health care profession
  You have a diploma in a health care profession from another European country and you want to work in Belgium. In this case, you must apply for recognition of your diploma. You may only practise the…