Speaking English is considered “important” to “very important” by 96 percent of youngsters between 16 and 18 years of age. That is the most striking figure in of a series of results from a recent survey carried out by HEC Consulting Group in the Brussels metropolis among 453 young people. Significant for the international dimension [...]
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Citizens from EEA countries need to register at the local town hall (maison communale/gemeentehuis) within eight days. EEA countries include those in the EU plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Monaco and Switzerland. Check with the commune concerning the necessary documentation but normally you will need to bring: a valid passport, up to three passport-sized photos, and [...]
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Here are some useful links for English-language sites in Belgium. In their own words they describe their purpose in life… tebiki tebiki wants to make it easy for you to navigate Brussels’ sustainability scene. tebiki will introduce you to the people, companies and non profits that are making a difference in Brussels, let you know [...]
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