°µÍø½ûÇø

Menu
°µÍø½ûÇø
Search
Magazine
Search

WORKING PERMIT DELAY

djv14

Hello,

I have landed up in a strange issue.

My new recruiter is a consultancy  IT company who would do my WP process and salary payouts.
Now apparently, after 2 months of putting down my resignation with my current company, I came to know that they haven't started my WP process due to some misunderstandings within their company.

They are saying they will start today and send me the evidence receipt from the brussels government that all the documents that are required for the WP are filed and are correct.
With this receipt and evidence, I am still eligible to work for the client till I get the physical copy of the WP.

What they say is it valid ?  As per my understanding, unless I have the WP, I cannot start working in Belgium.

Should I still go ahead with this company or look out for some other offers ?  Because though I already have a signed contract from the consultancy, what if there is a major delay in Working permit ? I may loose my current job and also not have surety of working with this new company

Or should I wait patiently till I get the evidence that WP has been filed and that implies that I will surely get the WP with some delay.

Please do help me out with your advice. Many thanks in advance.

See also

Traveling to BelgiumUnlimited Single Permit 2025Reference start date - unlimited single permitNew SP Request From BelgiumHow are we informed if an application is delayed/rejected
aneesh

I have the same understanding as you. Without having the formal approval, it is not legal to work. On the other hand, if the employer got any confirmation from ministry that you can start working, that is another case.

claudioq2006

How did you check your WP status?
there is a code or something to check it?
my recruiter didn't send me that.

claudioq2006

claudioq2006 wrote:

How did you check your WP status?
there is a code or something to check it?
my recruiter didn't send me that.


I'm in the same situation, but I already am in Brussels.