WP or commune card extention.

Hello,

These issues have already been debated dozens of times. Please read the old threads

thank you

sagar_nv wrote:

Dear all.
My WP or commune card will expire in Dec 2020 and my employer is thinking to extend. I'm already in Belgium. Can someone help me o answer below questions?
1) What is the process?
2) When do I need to kick process, in my case?
3) How long this renewal process will take?

Thanks In Advance

As said this is quite explained here, but here some help:

The process is the same, you should start 6 months before, at least! Quite long (can take the 6 months) as any Single Permit, specially if your first permit wasn't a Single Permit.

sagar_nv wrote:

Dear all.
My WP or commune card will expire in Dec 2020 and my employer is thinking to extend. I'm already in Belgium. Can someone help me o answer below questions?
1) What is the process?
2) When do I need to kick process, in my case?
3) How long this renewal process will take?

Thanks In Advance

I think best is to check with HR since the process should be triggered by your employer.

I am currently on a temporary work permit (kind of graduate intern) that is expiring in October. I am non EU. My employer has offered me a permanent contract. Therefore I'm required to send some documents like my 'graduation certificate' to him. He tells me this is going to be treated as a new application. However my certificate is not legalized. My question is do I need to get it legalized first.  Now that I'm already in Belgium with a resident permit too.  Or is it even required for the work permit B process.
Note: I was not required to use it earlier since I was recruited as  a graduate intern rather than a full time employee

Let`s be clear to help everyone, there is no Pre-Process, Pre-permit, semi-permit, half or anything else.

New Single Permit = Renew permit = permit started here = permit started in your country (which is usually the legal way, because is a little harder to someone get a Internship here as your case).

So yes, all documents are mandatory as for anyone. Use DOFI (in FR or NL) for information.
https://dofi.ibz.be/sites/dvzoe/FR/Guidedesprocedures/Pages/Permis-
unique.aspx

In the case of your Diploma, is the same will need to be translated (sworn) and legalized (apostille).