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Hii lucky yes you can give exam directly by making an appointment in forem the region in which you live .

It took them how much time to refuse ur 1st application ? Between the day u applied and the refusal !

eliefares12 wrote:

It took them how much time to refuse ur 1st application ? Between the day u applied and the refusal !

4 MONTHS

U live in brussels ?

eliefares12 wrote:

U live in brussels ?

la louviere(waloonia)

Sorry to hear that. Normally I know if you go to house of netherland you can give a written and oral test if you pass you will get direct an 1.2 level certificate and they ask you to complete the intagration process then they provide the integration certificate which use for apply nationality. Not sure the French process.

And regarding the refusal of your application dosnt seems to be logic for me as this is not your concern how they will do conduct the inverview. In my opinion you should check with lawyer.

Cheers,

Lucky and Lucky wrote:

I have completed the integration course in french for belgium nationality.
Do I really need a A2 level diploma in french language for appling nationality ?
and obviously if I have done a integration course , I also know the french language.

i have not time to go to school ...Is there a way for me to take a direct exam for A2 level french?

one more thing i am self employed since 2014..if anyone work as self employ countinusly 5 years then he dont need A2 level language diploma.. but last year i applied nationality but due to corona virus police can not take my interview and my nationality was refused

thanks in advance

In Flanders, if you have Attest Inburgering in your hands this proves that you speak language to the level they ask for nationality, so you don't need additional diploma. Not sure for Wallonia though.