Dear Julien,
Thank you for your message. It is around 3 weeks that I arrived in Belgium.
I applied for the visa in December 2013 and around 6 weeks later received my visa. I am in University of Gent and have started my PhD. I reside in the units offered by university.
The point is that I am in the situation of self-payment and need to find a financial resource for my studies. I am looking for a way to finance my studies and this is crucial to me. Other than this concern, everything is fine and I like Belgium and also Gent.
If anyone needs more information from my side, I will be happy to help it and I will be grateful if anyone can help me about finding a kind of fund or financial resource for my PhD project.
Kind Regards,
Pedy
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Thanks for the update Pedy !
Maybe you should try to find a part time job to finance your studies ?
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Thank you Julien.
Yes, this is a good option.
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hola soy alfo de barcelona y en una semana estoy en amberes te agradeceria ayuda de albergues para dormir y comer ya que llego sinninguna ayuda gracias
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@ alfo2 > Can you please post in english on this english speaking forum? If you feel more at ease speaking spanish, i think that you should then post in the Belgium Hispanic forum please. 
Thank you,
Priscilla
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