Dear ,
Can some one please help me to clear my confusions.
My spouse and myself are working in Work Permit B and applied for Single permit. Hope we will get it soon. So after that , My husband would like to change his status as dependent on me (We have 2 kids) and stay at home for an year.
1. How long dependent status conversion is taking ? Is any legalization of document required ? Also should we register in commune as husband and wife before start process ?
2. My husband wants to apply for a work permit after say 7 or 8 months and at that time if still dependent conversion in progress, then do they allow to submit documents for WP ? Can he submit work permit documents being here or must go to india and then submit ?
Many Thanks,
DG
Single Permit(WP) to Dependent(on spouse) and change to SP(WP)
Dgopalsa
26 July 2019 13:53:23
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Dgopalsa
28 July 2019 21:09:19
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Can some one please help me on my above queries ?
Guestposter851
29 January 2021 14:13:56
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Hello Dear,
I am also in same situation , looking to convert WP to DP.
Did you found the solution and how did it went for you. Could you please guide me
ahmed.eman411
26 February 2021 00:45:16
5
To change your status, it takes a maximum of 4 months.
If your husband is dependent on you, he won't need a work permit. He can work immediately anywhere in Belgium.
abhilash.saraswathy
26 February 2021 19:17:20
1
Is it possible to convert Dependent wp to single permit?
ahmed.eman411
27 February 2021 00:11:42
5
Yes! But you have to ask your employer to submit an application for you for the single permit.
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