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non EU Wife F card application for Belg Husband

Last activity 12 July 2024 by ARMaliq

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ARMaliq

Dear All,


I have a specific question regarding the application of an F card. My wife (non EU) joined me almost 2 years ago and have been living here since on card type A. Recently, I have acquired Belgian nationality. Can I apply for an F card for her now that I am Belgian?


I see that F's card is for family reunification but she already joined me here 2 years ago on a Family reunification visa. So will it change anything in terms of processing her F card application? I am asking this because I know that it can take 6 months for processing and there was somewhere a mention of Orange card.


Please guide me in this regard


Many Thanks!

maharaji1984

Hi ARmaliq,


Congrats first of all. Secondly are you Belgian now? If so yes you can ask an F card for your spouse.

In this scenario as she already has an A card she will replace it with an F.

As long as she has a valid A card ( i suppose you are wondering in case of travelling outside of Belgium) you shouldnt worry about issuing time of F .


Good luck

ARMaliq

Thanks. Yes, I am Belgian.


Will inquire from the commune and update here for future potential applicants.

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