Immigration, work and opportunities
Moving, working or starting a business in Belgium
With the support of qualified professionals
Complete a short assessment to evaluate your situation. The platform reviews your case and connects you with the most suitable professional, without any immediate direct contact.
What you can do in Belgium
1️⃣ Visas and permits
Visas and residence permits
Management of entry and stay procedures in Belgium
2️⃣ Work
Work and professional opportunities
Support for job placement and career paths
3️⃣ Business
Business and activities
Starting, relocating or managing a business in Belgium
4️⃣ Residency
Residency and tax position
Definition of your legal and tax status
5️⃣ Citizenship
Belgian citizenship
Application through investment, residency or other pathways
6️⃣ Relocation
Relocation and transfer
Full support for personal or corporate relocation
How it works
Complete the initial assessment
We analyze your situation
We connect you with the most suitable professional
You receive support throughout your process
A guided, simple and structured process.
Do you want to define the most suitable path for you?
An initial assessment allows you to approach the process in a structured way, reducing uncertainty and optimizing each step.
Through a guided evaluation, we analyze your case and connect you with the most suitable professional.
Living and working in Belgium
Belgium represents a highly international and strategic environment, thanks to its central position in Europe and the presence of major European institutions, making it a key hub for professionals, businesses, and organizations.
The country offers opportunities across various sectors, particularly in services, institutional activities, trade, and the business environment, attracting talent and investors from around the world.
At the same time, accessing the market and managing entry, residency, and business procedures require careful planning, both from a legal and operational perspective.
Understanding the regulatory framework and local dynamics is essential to approach the process in an effective and structured way.
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Audrey Bisalu is a lawyer with experience in immigration law, international legal mobility, and civil and commercial law, operating primarily in transnational contexts. She assists companies, professionals, and foreign nationals in managing immigration procedures related to employment, business, and family matters, providing support both in administrative processes and, where necessary, in litigation phases. Her work also includes advisory services on entry, residence, and establishment, as well as the planning of international mobility pathways. She also practices in corporate and commercial law, supporting entrepreneurs in the creation, management, and restructuring of businesses, as well as in contract management and commercial disputes. In family law, she assists clients in divorce, child custody, and maintenance proceedings, adopting a solution-oriented approach tailored to each situation. She also handles civil law matters and social security law, supporting clients in disputes and in accessing social benefits. She adopts a pragmatic and solution-oriented approach, focusing on clients’ operational needs and ensuring effective and tailored legal assistance.
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Belgium is a country located in Western Europe, bordering the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg, and France. Thanks to its strategic position in the heart of Europe, it represents an important international political and institutional hub.
Key facts
Capital: Brussels
Area: approximately 30,688 km²
Population: approximately 11.6 million
Official languages: Dutch, French, and German
Form of government: Federal constitutional monarchy
Head of State: King
Head of Government: Prime Minister
💱 Currency
The official currency is the Euro (€).
Belgium is part of the European Union, the Schengen Area, and the Eurozone.
📊 Economy
Nominal GDP: approximately €550 – €600 billion
GDP per capita: among the highest in Europe
The economy is mainly based on:
Services and trade, European institutions and international organizations, Industry and manufacturing, Logistics and transport, Chemical and pharmaceutical sector, Technology and innovation
🌍 International membership
EU member
NATO member
UN member
OECD member
Living and Working Here
Relocating to another country is an important step, both personally and professionally. Every mobility project requires proper planning and careful assessment of legal, administrative, and organizational aspects.
Our network of partners provides assistance with visa and residence procedures, employment or business opportunities, housing arrangements, and the main formalities related to relocation, offering structured support at every stage of the process.
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