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Ajakayekoke:
Please Great niralanders!!! I have questions to ask..
A friend wanna relocate to Belgium,I wanna get to know more about it,Cos His words are a lil bit hard to see to..

1) How easy is it to get a Job?
2) How fast/easy Can a nigerian,get the Belgium residential permit?+is it possible to be granted the Residential permit,while still in nigeria?

3) Do average Belgians communicate in english?

thanks and God bless

..they speak french bro...he better learn french here first..

1. The easiness in securing a job depends on his residency permit and professional competence. If the subject speaks French or Dutch, then his chances exponentially increase. There are jobs, it all depends on the candidate what he has to offer.

2. It is possible to be issued a permit in Nigeria. There are pre-established rules applicants must meet before they can be issued a residence permit. Embassies only issue a permit if there is a need for it. The need could be that you have successfully secured a job and the company is willing to sponsor you, that you have already secured an admission or you are a family of a person domiciled in Belgium. Getting a residence permit has nothing to do with ''easy''. If you meet the established requirements, you will get it.

3. Yes, they do. Although it is advisable to learn French/Dutch if one wants to integrate and navigate life efficiently.

You are welcome.

pansophist:
1. The easiness in securing a job depends on his residency permit and professional competence. If the subject speaks French or Dutch, then his chances exponentially increase. There are jobs, it all depends on the candidate what he has to offer.

2. It is possible to be issued a permit in Nigeria. There are pre-established rules applicants must meet before they can be issued a residence permit. Embassies only issue a permit if there is a need for it. The need could be that you have successfully secured a job and the company is willing to sponsor you, that you have already secured an admission or you are a family of a person domiciled in Belgium. Getting a residence permit has nothing to do with ''easy''. If you meet the established requirements, you will get it.

3. Yes, they do. Although it is advisable to learn French/Dutch if one wants to integrate and navigate life efficiently.

You are welcome.

Thanks and God bless..He is a graduate,but wanna go do menial jobs,in there,are their any there?

Can he get one?even without speaking dutch or french?

stacyadams:
..they speak french bro...he better learn french here first..

Thanks I told him that already,he said he saw most people speak english,he is just planning to get any hustling job...

Ajakayekoke:


Thanks I told him that already,he said he saw most people speak english,he is just planning to get any hustling job...

in where, belgium? keep fooling yourself. If you no fit learn french, remain for your country oo

beardlessdude:
in where, belgium? keep fooling yourself. If you no fit learn french, remain for your country oo

Thanks,i'll let him know,maybe he's gonna start learning.he said he saw it online,that most people understand and speak english,in Brussels,Gent&brugge....

Ajakayekoke:


Thanks,i'll let him know,maybe he's gonna start learning.he said he saw it online,that most people understand and speak english,in Brussels,Gent&brugge....

yeah.
Belgium has 3 official language. Dutch, french and german.
You can survive with english but try learn french or dutch

beardlessdude:
yeah.
Belgium has 3 official language. Dutch, french and german.
You can survive with english but try learn french or dutch

Thanks,the first encouraging comment,i'll let him know that,he have been sad,since I told him,people don't speak english there&he can only communicate in french and other 2languages...He wanna start work&learn on the other side,he thought he wouldn't get a Menial job,without speaking french or dutch.

In Belgium they speak French and Dutch. Some parts speak German as well.

beardlessdude:
in where, belgium? keep fooling yourself. If you no fit learn french, remain for your country oo

are you in Belgium?