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Hi,

I am here on a work visa and got fired. I still have three weeks for my permanent residence permit. Would this affect the immigration’s office decision?

i live in brussles

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maharaji1984

If you are working with work visa this means you are waiting for your residence permit. Not permanent residence.


In this case you have 3 months to find another job and your employer should apply for you a work permit.


If you are waiting for permanent residence (in this case i suppose  at least for 5 years you are living an working in BE ) and meanwhile if you are fired you dont need to worry. Your last residence permit still is valid 3 months.

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