List of appendices

1) For a first application

• The application form for an authorisation to work for a foreign worker (employer in Belgium or abroad), completed, signed and dated by the employer or their agent (natural person legally residing in Belgium), or generated by the electronic platform
• A photocopy of every page of the worker's current passport
• A photocopy of the identity card of the employer or their agent
• A photocopy of the document covering the worker's stay, if they are living in Belgium

• If the application concerns a secondment: a declaration signed by the employer specifying the duration of the secondment and the employment and payment conditions during the secondment
• If the application concerns a secondment: a copy of the document issued by the foreign social security institution stating that that country's social security legislation continues to apply during residence in Belgium where an international agreement on social security exists or, in the absence of such an international agreement, a document from the Federal Public Service Social Security stating that the worker cannot be subject to Belgian social security
• If the application concerns a secondment and if the employer abroad is a legal entity: the name of the employer, its legal form and a copy of its articles of association as registered in accordance with the law of the state in which it is established. If they are not drawn up in French, Dutch or English, the articles of association have to be translated by a sworn translator or interpreter as referred to in Book V of Part 2 of the Judicial Code.

• Proof of payment of the fee (see residency law of 15 December 1980)
• If the worker is aged 18 or over, an extract of the police records or equivalent document, certified, issued by the country of origin or the country of last residence of the worker and dated less than six months ago, declaring that the worker has not been sentenced for crimes or common law offences.  This document must be drawn up in French, Dutch, German or English. Any translation of it must be made by a sworn translator (see residency law dated 15 December 1980).
• A medical certificate dated less than 6 months ago, showing that the worker is not suffering from any of the diseases listed in the appendix of the law of 15 December 1980 (see residency law of 15 December 1980):
  • diseases subject to quarantine as stated in the International Health Regulations of the World Health Organisation, signed in Geneva on 23 May 2005; 
  • active or progressive tuberculosis of the respiratory tract; 
  • other infectious diseases or contagious parasitic diseases if, in Belgium, they are the subject of protection provisions applying to nationals.
• A model is available on the website of the Immigration Office.
• A commitment from the employer that the worker has health insurance covering all the risks in Belgium to themselves and members of their family (see residency law of 15 December 1980) 

• If the occupational category does not expressly require an employment contract or any other document indicating remuneration, proof that the worker has sufficient means of subsistence and, where applicable, the employer’s VAT number.

• An internship contract translated into the native language of the person concerned, or into another language they understand, stating, in particular, the number of training hours.
  The internship must be in the same field and at the same level of qualification as the higher education diploma or certificate or course of study referred to in point 3
• A description of the internship programme, including the training programme, the duration of the internship, the placement and supervision conditions, the internship hours and the legal relation between the employer and the trainee
• A copy of the higher education diploma or certificate to which the internship relates, obtained in the two years preceding the application OR
  Proof of completion of a course of study leading to a higher education diploma or certificate, which the internship is a part of, in a third country outside the European Union.
  If necessary, a version translated by a sworn translator will be attached.
• A commitment, signed by the intern, to not take on any employment in Belgium for the period of validity of the requested employment permit
• If the host entity provides accommodation for the trainee throughout their stay, proof that the trainee’s accommodation will ensure decent living conditions, in accordance with the legislation relating to housing (see residence law dated 15 December 1980)

N.B. :The duration of the internship may not exceed six months.

2) For a renewal

• The application form for an authorisation to work for a foreign worker (employer in Belgium or abroad), completed, signed and dated by the employer or their agent (natural person legally residing in Belgium), or generated by the electronic platform 
• A photocopy of the identity card of the employer or their agent
• A photocopy of the document covering the worker's stay in Belgium
• A photocopy of all the pay slips for the entire period of the authorisation to work that is expiring
• A photocopy of the individual account after one full calendar year of work by the worker
• If granted by another region: a photocopy of the worker’s previous authorisation to work

• If the application concerns a secondment: a declaration signed by the employer specifying the duration of the secondment and the employment and payment conditions during the secondment
• If the application concerns a secondment: a copy of the document issued by the foreign social security institution stating that that country's social security legislation continues to apply during residence in Belgium where an international agreement on social security exists or, in the absence of such an international agreement, a document from the Federal Public Service Social Security stating that the worker cannot be subject to Belgian social security
• If the application concerns a secondment: proof of entry in the Limosa register for the previous period

• A photocopy of the first page of the worker's currently valid passport
• Proof that the worker has health insurance covering all the risks in Belgium to themselves and members of their family (see residency law dated 15 December 1980)

• If the occupational category does not expressly require an employment contract or any other document indicating remuneration, proof that the worker has sufficient means of subsistence and, where applicable, the employer’s VAT number.

• An internship contract translated into the native language of the person concerned, or into another language they understand, stating, in particular, the number of training hours.
  The internship must be in the same field and at the same level of qualification as the higher education diploma or certificate or course of study referred to in point 3
• A description of the internship programme, including the training programme, the duration of the internship, the placement and supervision conditions, the internship hours and the legal relation between the employer and the trainee
• A commitment, signed by the intern, to not take on any employment in Belgium for the period of validity of the requested employment permit
• If the host entity provides accommodation for the trainee throughout their stay, proof that the trainee’s accommodation will ensure decent living conditions, in accordance with the legislation relating to housing (see residence law dated 15 December 1980)

N.B.: The internship may only be extended if the total period of employment does not exceed 12 months.