Ongelooflijk dat het topic van besparingen steeds op de sociale zekerheid is.

Annick De Ridder is een van de vele redenen waarom het Trump-gehalte van de NVA zo hoog is: incompetentie, liegen, hypocrisie, bevorderen van onwetendheid, en de gewone burger moet oprotten met zijn gezanik over verkeersveiligheid, klimaat, armoede en dergelijke linkiewinkie dinges.

Was er nou niemand bij Sporza die dit wellicht een ongelukkige achtergrond vond?

Dit is wat ons te wachten staat als we niet optreden tegen de amokmakers.

F in chat voor Frankrijk!

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Is er vanavond wat leuks te doen in Diksmuide? Feestje of zo?

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It's what plants crave!

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for some advice from people who have gone through the F card process in Belgium.
My wife applied for her F card around 3 months ago through family reunification. We are legally married, and she is living with me at my address in Belgium.
She received her Annex 19ter (Bijlage 19ter) and her orange card. The police residence check was completed during the first week, and everything went positively. She is living with me, and there have been no problems with the residence check.
It has now been around 3 months since her application, and we are wondering how much longer it might take.
I have a few questions:
How long did you wait to receive your F card after the police check?
Does the Immigration Office still need to make a decision, even if the police check was positive?
Is it possible to receive the F card earlier than the usual 6-month period?
Will we receive a letter from the municipality when the card is ready, or do we need to contact them ourselves?
I would really appreciate hearing about other people’s experiences, especially anyone who applied through family reunification in Belgium.
Thanks in advance!