Administrative procedures
Every citizen has to take some administrative steps or demand official documents in his lifetime.
Certain procedures can be done remotely via an e-portal: e-Brussels.
Administrative steps
- declaration, copies and certificates of birth
- adoption
- elections
- marriage
- divorce
- registration in the population register
- change of address
- Belgian nationality
- centenarian
- death
Documents
- birth certificate
- ID card
- passport
- family composition
- legal cohabitation
- Police records (extract)
- certified true copy
- legalization of signature
- certificate of poverty
- military service
- bailiff's writ
- driving licence
- work permit
- local resident card
- parental consent
- certificate of inheritance
- proof of residence
- certificate of life
- certificate of morality
News
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New parking plan enters into force on 15 June 2013
The new parking plan will be in force from 15 June 2013. The plan regulates parking on the territory of the City of Brussels and wants to safeguard the interests of both residents, motorists, traders and other professional groups.
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Town planning. Files submitted to public inquiry
These files can be viewed at the Department of Planning.
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Traveling abroad? Don't forget the kids-eID
The Kids-eID is an electronic identity card for Belgian children under the age of 12. Ask it in time for a trip abroad with your children, because it is obligatory while traveling.
No parking control in Laeken before 1 July
Before 1 July 2013 there will be no parking control in the newly regulated areas of the Laeken sector. So no fines will be given in the streets of Laeken that become a blue zone or a paying zone in the new Parking plan of the City of Brussels.
