Destination overview
Belgium
Explore the public immigration pathways, jurisdictions and responsible authorities AtlasCarta currently tracks for this destination.
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public pathways
0
jurisdictions
Pathways
Immigration pathways in Belgium
- Skilled WorkerOpen
EU Blue Card (Brussels-Capital)
For non-EU highly qualified professionals with a job offer in the Brussels-Capital Region, at the region's 2026 EU Blue Card salary threshold.
View pathway → - Skilled WorkerOpen
EU Blue Card (Flanders)
For non-EU highly qualified professionals with a job offer in Flanders, at the region's 2026 EU Blue Card salary threshold.
View pathway → - Skilled WorkerOpen
EU Blue Card (Wallonia)
For non-EU highly qualified professionals with a job offer in Wallonia, at the region's 2026 EU Blue Card salary threshold.
View pathway → - FamilyOpen
Family Reunification Visa (Spouse)
For the non-EU spouse of a Belgian citizen or resident to join them in Belgium.
View pathway → - Business InvestorOpen
Professional Card (Self-Employed)
For non-EU nationals seeking to work as self-employed professionals or entrepreneurs in Belgium.
View pathway → - Skilled WorkerOpen
Single Permit — Highly Skilled Employee (Brussels-Capital)
For non-EU highly skilled employees with a job offer in the Brussels-Capital Region, at the region's 2026 salary threshold.
View pathway → - Skilled WorkerOpen
Single Permit — Highly Skilled Employee (Flanders)
For non-EU highly skilled employees with a job offer in Flanders, at the region's 2026 salary threshold.
View pathway → - Skilled WorkerOpen
Single Permit — Highly Skilled Employee (Wallonia)
For non-EU highly skilled employees with a job offer in Wallonia, at the region's 2026 salary threshold.
View pathway → - StudyOpen
Student Visa
For non-EU students admitted to a Belgian educational institution.
View pathway → - WorkOpen
Working Holiday Programme
For young citizens of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Korea, or Taiwan to live and work in Belgium for up to 12 months.
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