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Myria, the federal body in charge of migration, has found shortcomings in the formalities for European Union citizens registering in Belgian municipalities according to the results of a new study.
British ambassador to Belgium, Martin Shearman, and Belgian state secretary for asylum and migration, Sammy Mahdi, have teamed up to urge UK nationals to apply for an M card before the end of the
While the audiences have changed somewhat over the years, there’s no denying that two Christmas concerts staged by a handful of dedicated expats are as popular as they were 30 years ago.
As an expat, travelling the world is second nature to you. But what happens to your state pension, company pension and/or private pension in the meantime?
As gaps remains on supermarket shelves and queues at petrol stations snake around the corner, the effects of Brexit are making themselves known like never before to the people living in the UK.
“We have a democratic deficit,” says Pascal Smet. “If 20% of the people living in the city can’t vote, then you have a deficit.”
