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Applying for L card as spouse of an L-card holder

Noobleon

Hi everyone,


My spouse recently received a permanent residence (L card) in Belgium. I currently hold an A card (single permit) and have been living continuously in Belgium since 2019. We’ve been married before coming to Belgium and have lived together here for more than five years.


Can I apply for the L card as the spouse of an L-card holder?

If yes, what are the requirements and documents needed for that application?


Thanks in advance for any advice or experience!

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Hodaya Biske

Similar Question for me too.


I have received my L card and now wated to apply for Permanent residence for my wife. She is fully dependent on me means that she has not worked in last five years. 


Which card should we apply?


Thanks in advance.

Cheryl

Hello Noobleon,


Welcome to Expat.com 😀


You should expect to get some answers soon, as this forum is quite active.


All the best,


Cheryl

Expat.com team

ARMaliq

@Noobleon

If you have completed 5 years, you can apply for B card or L card. Send an email to the commune asking if you are eligible for any of these and documents required. They should guide you in the right direction.