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Family reunification is a basic right: people who have been awarded a residence permit in Belgium can be reunified with their child(ren) and/or partner who are living abroad. Caritas International and its partner in that area, the CAW Brabantia social service, aim to reunify families as quickly as possible by assisting and advising them in often complex, time-consuming and expensive procedures.
Coronavirus: what impact on family reunification?
The Coronavirus has a huge impact on our lives and our professions. It also has an impact on family reunification. We list here, for you, the…
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Family reunification: Where to start?
The family reunification process is pretty complex and varies considerably from one situation to another. Here you will find the different ways to begin this…
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Assistance during the family reunification process
Facilitating separated families’ reunification by providing them with support at each of the complicated steps of the family reunification process.
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Marwane, 49, risked his life fleeing Syria. He arrived in Belgium hoping his wife and two sons would be able to join him soon after.…
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A smuggler, a tight deadline, and survival. Those are the words that define Nizar’s family reunification journey. Waiting in the fear of never seeing his loved…
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Hundreds of volunteers refuse to ignore refugees in distress and commit to volunteering with Caritas International. What about you? Do you want to put your skills to work in service of those most in need?
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