°µÍø½ûÇø

hi

i have a very similar case.

i also got divorced.

and i got a new visa after my divorce..

Are you working? How many years have you been working?

If your marriage no longer works, you can always file for divorce.

Just make sure you're officially divorced before starting a new relationship.

In some cases, your ex may file an immigration case against you,

alleging a marriage for a visa, which unfortunately happens with foreigners here.

After your divorce, they could revoke your F card, and you would need to apply for a work visa.

To qualify, ensure you have all necessary documents proving you have a stable job, are paying taxes, and are financially independent.

A new relationship won’t guarantee your visa, so you’ll need to secure it through your own work history.

good luck.

@Angelic Medy

Hi, how long have you been living in Belgium with your husband? You can keep your F card if you have been living with your husband for at least 3 years or you have kids together which is the case.

U can keep your F Card in the following cases

1- If you have been together with your husband for at least 3 years sharing same adress , (You need to have a job and Salary)

2- you have child or children together ,and your children are having Belgium or EU Nationals , ( you also need to have a Job and Salary)

3- you are a victim of domestic Violance

@Smlg

hi generally yes. You can keep the F card if you’re living here for 3 years and your kids are Belgian.

but one major requirement to keep the Fcard and obtain an F+ is work.

@Freysoltani

Correct

@Bee BL

I have been working for 5 year on the same company and my kids are belgium

@Angelic Medy

why don’t you apply for citizenship?

No problem for you. You can take an F+ and then later on apply for Belgian citizenship.

@Angelic Medy

Why not apply for citizenship?? You have all the qualifications