Hi there,
I was living in Malta with my partner for years and now we move to Belgium. I already have my Belgian E card (I'm Italian) but not my partner. Asking on the commune, they told us that she need to start a process to get the residence here because she's a third-national (non-EU) citizen.
Why they just exchange her Maltese ID for a Belgian one? Somebody knows if the process to get her residence should be made on this way?
If someone knows a lawyer specialized on this field with knowledge on EU citizens vs Non-Eu citizens subject and share the contact, I will be happy too.
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Belgium did exchange one residence card for another?
pmichelazzo
02 October 2019 16:40:38
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SimCityAT
02 October 2019 17:36:39
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2 different countries. It doesn't work that way with a simple exchange.
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