Good job guys Only 2 points: Sick leaves are not limited, agar aapke paas doctor note hai to always you can get those leaves extra Second: You guys might want to check what is a Conge parental leave. It is 4 months of leave with certain pay you can apply until your child becomes 12 and you get it from another institution.
@@DoMusafirCanadasir /maam plz i need help, can i know if even coming in School of belgium can we apply for Pr or only students coming in universities are eligible plz help🙏
Dear couple belgium me labour class ki job mil sakti he gourds, delivery boy, helper, driver aur inki salary pay kitna hota he aur monthly kharcha kitna hota he please bata dijiye ya ek video banaiyega
Well you didn't mention anything for the engineering sector, but only IT. can you please explain why? Or by that you meant they earn less than these 10 sectors??
I am concerned about the electrical engineers TBH, especially those who have just completed their masters from Belgium.. Thanks in advance for your information ❤
We mentioned about IT sector because I am in IT sector and I know about Belgium's IT sector. I did not want to give any misleading information for any other sector. Archit
@@DoMusafirCanada would you mind sharing your view based on the engg. sector, please? Because, apparently people living in there are more acknowledged than people like us who want to pursue Master's in Be.
There are a lot of certifications and it really depends on your field in finance. However to get a reference please check out our latest video -> My First Day at Work || How I Got 3 JOBS in Toronto, My Salary, Interview Tips & Process ua-cam.com/video/eqFUKCHP03Q/v-deo.html
You are still eligible for it and depending on where you live you can claim it. I mean if you stay in the EEA (European Economic Area) or in a country which has social security agreement with Belgium, you can submit your application to the local social security authority. In the other case, if you stay in a country that has no social security agreement with Belgium, you have to submit the application in person depending on whether you are a self employed, civil servant or employee for an organisation. I assume you are an employee of an organisation. So in that case, you have to submit your application in person to the Federal Pensions Service (FPS). They administer pensions for employees and civil servants, and also pays them to retired employees, civil servants and self-employed. You can find more information on the website of the FPS; The details of contacting them is below: Federal Pensions Service (available in French or Dutch) Bureau des Conventions internationales Tour du Midi 1060 Brussels Belgium info@sfpd.fgov.be Phone: 1765 (toll-free in Belgium) From abroad: +32 78 15 17 65 (toll number) Hope all this Information helps you 😊
We won't generalize it by saying either ways. If you are studying from a reputed institution and you also speak the local language then there is a very high probability of getting a very good job after your Masters.
Belgium has 3 languages - French, Dutch and German. Depending on where you stay the language requirement changes. In the north, people mostly speak Dutch due to the proximity to Netherlands. Similarly in the South people speak French due to the closeness to France. French and Dutch have almost equal speakers and German is spoken by about 1% population who live towards the East. Brussels is a bi-lingual region where people generally speak both French and Dutch. Hope this answers your query 😀
Hi - it’s difficult to suggest the salary. It depends on a lot of factors like the location even in the French speaking part, years of experience etc. My suggestion is to check with other pharmacists in that area.
Hey - There are a lot of jobs in the IT sector in Belgium. In some of them, they do not even need any French or Dutch language expertise. It would be better to check the Jobs section on LinkedIn to see what are the relevant positions in line with your skill set.
Hi there! Hope you are well! We mostly looked out for opportunities in LinkedIn and other platforms like Indeed, etc. We are not sure of any Telelgram groups. Thanks 😊
I got an offer for 4500 euros through consultancy and they claim its net salary after taxes. Does belgium pay that much high salaries? Also, if 4500 is gross salary how much approximately will be the net salary and can i manage with my family of 2 kids with only i am working?? Please advise. I am from IT with around 18 yrs of experience
You get a Residence Permit of Belgium if you have a job and your employer is ready to sponsor your work visa 😊 You cannot convert any type of visa that you have into any other type.
Can I get a job in Belgium if I have a BA LLB and LLM degree from India, and if I know French and English? Does knowing French enhance the chances of getting a job?
First of all - all the best for your study. There are more than enough requirements for engineering jobs as well. Our recommendation is to study the local language as well.
Mostly yes. Most of the part time jobs will be customer facing and you will need French/ Dutch skills. Having said that if you are able to get a backend jobs - working in warehouse etc., then you will face much less of a language issue.
@@DoMusafirCanada But instead you should be a physical tank to be able to handle picking up 100 kg daily and tell them thank you very much or you'll be fired. But if you are born Belgian, you're free to take it easy when you're tired, it's your right. Only foreigners are treated as inhuman. Nothing changed, just the strategy
Expect the lifting 100kg part you are more or less right. See they also look at us as resources who want work and try and exploit. Having said that Belgium has some very good people and laws against discrimination.
Thanks for video. Still I am in Malta can I get a workpermit if I found job in Belgium. Also what about the language. English is possible for skilled Jobs
Hello dear! Your company will have to sponsor your work permit. So if you find a job in Belgium and have the job offer then there are two ways to get the work permit. Either your company will sponsor it or will ask you to raise a work permit using the offer letter. The latter will cost you money. Check on the govt website about the cost of the work permit. Some of the companies are English speaking but mostly speak either Dutch or French! So you need to look out for such opportunities and the requirements. Hope this helps 😊
Hi there First of all congratulations on your son getting the admission. Odisee is part of the KU Leuven Association and KU Leuven is one of the premier institutes in Belgium. Having said that, I will advise you to do your research on the course and speak to alumni and current students on the job prospects and future.
No you cannot. Work visa process is triggered by your employer. You may pay for the fees and do the process but your employer will start that process. So you will need a job to get a work visa. Hope that clarifies.
Hi Vivek, Thanks for reaching out! It is really important that you update your LinkedIn profile and only after that reach out to people who are already working in Europe. Best way forward is networking and asking them for referrals. Also keep a close eye on the companies for the relevant job postings. Honestly it is a little tough to apply for jobs if you do not have a work permit and most companies do not really sponsor your work visa for Europe. So best for you is networking.
Hi dear ❤️ Thanks for the question but unfortunately I do not have an answer to it. I do know that people drive Uber and other Taxis here but then there is a need for you to know the local language really well! Hope this helps.
Hello dear! There are many jobs available in Belgium. But you need to have a valid work permit to actually pursue any job in Belgium. Plus do master any one of the two languages - French or Dutch. Hope this helps! 😊
Hi there. Since we are not agents, our suggestion is to look for some authentic ones who can help you with your queries. Otherwise, it is better to look for jobs, and the employers can help with the visa process.
You're talking nonsense. The minimum wage in Belgium is imposed by law, according to the scale, linked to your employment. 4000€ it's an average, so big salaries make it go up. The median salary is 3800 excluding taxes, which is closer to reality. I don't know how you get to 13.92 months paid? The end-of-year bonus is not for everyone and it is taxed at 60%. Paid leave does not even represent one month's net salary. the 13th month paid is very very rare in Belgium. as you say, legal leave is 20 days in Belgium. 30 days is extremely rare. In general, overtime is not paid but must be recovered. some companies pay for these hours (highly taxed), but this is not the norm You are not talking about annual taxes... taxes are linked to your income and whether you have things to deduct for tax purposes (travel expenses, mortgage credit, pension savings, etc.). A couple without children who rent their house and live near their work will have to pay thousands of euros per year to the tax authorities.
Hey what we have mentioned has been our experience and experience of people in our circle. Whatever we have talked about has been driven from that focused on the financial services sector and the information technology sector. Other sectors/ businesses can have their own regulations. That doesn’t mean we are talking nonsense. That just means we have not talked about that particular industry.
You are correct on higher tax, though the % may vary depending on your salary. But honestly this situation is the same everywhere. Right now we are in Canada and we have the exact same issue. There is really nothing that we can do about the taxation, therefore, our goal should be to live/ enjoy in whatever we are earning.
Regarding your point on increase in refugees and pickpocketing, again that is absolutely true. Even during our time in Brussels since 2021 we saw a significant increase in many such incidents. All we can do is hope that the regulations in place become more strict so that such things do not happen.
No you cannot. Work visa process is triggered by your employer. You may pay for the fees and do the process but your employer will start that process. So you will need a job to get a work visa. Hope that clarifies.
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Good job guys
Only 2 points: Sick leaves are not limited, agar aapke paas doctor note hai to always you can get those leaves extra
Second: You guys might want to check what is a Conge parental leave. It is 4 months of leave with certain pay you can apply until your child becomes 12 and you get it from another institution.
Hi Avishek
Thank you for these points. I have pinned your comment for other viewers to see. I’m sure they will be helpful for others 😀
@@DoMusafirCanadasir /maam plz i need help, can i know if even coming in School of belgium can we apply for Pr or only students coming in universities are eligible plz help🙏
Dear couple
belgium me labour class ki job mil sakti he gourds, delivery boy, helper, driver aur inki salary pay kitna hota he aur monthly kharcha kitna hota he please bata dijiye ya ek video banaiyega
Gyes u are great and spreading v v important and valuable informations.thanks goes.
Thanks a bunch 🙂
We are super glad that you enjoyed our video 🙂
Very informative VDO thank u GYES.
Thanks a bunch 🥰
We are so glad that you found our video helpful!
Much love your way
Wah ji wah. Good information indeed 😊😊
Thanks a bunch 🙂
We are super glad that you enjoyed our video 🙂
very informative video !!!🎉
Thanks a bunch my dear🙂 Super glad that you found our video useful and informative 🙂
Shivani your videos are very knowledgeable. Keep going
Thanks a bunch Abhishek! Glad you liked the video 🙂
I am been in Antwerp for last 1 year still your video gives much information! Keep it up guys !
Thank you sooo much! Comments like this really motivates us! Much love to you 😊❤️
bro can you please tell how you landed a job and your education background
I was transferred from my company to Belgium 😊
Good style to saying important topics.
Thanks a bunch for the compliment ❤️
Good job both of you. Aap itne ache se har baat ko explain Karte ho keep going my do musafir lovely couple. God bless.❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks a bunch my dear 🥰
Much love to you 😘
Well you didn't mention anything for the engineering sector, but only IT. can you please explain why? Or by that you meant they earn less than these 10 sectors??
I am concerned about the electrical engineers TBH, especially those who have just completed their masters from Belgium..
Thanks in advance for your information ❤
We mentioned about IT sector because I am in IT sector and I know about Belgium's IT sector. I did not want to give any misleading information for any other sector.
Archit
@@DoMusafirCanada would you mind sharing your view based on the engg. sector, please? Because, apparently people living in there are more acknowledged than people like us who want to pursue Master's in Be.
Belgium christmas market video ???
Aayega jaldi aayega in the form of shorts or YT video. But you can watch our Christmas vlog of last year in the mean time. They are equally great 😍
i watched last year !! that's why I said upload a new one !!😂
Which is the on-demand Certification to get a job in the Financial sector?
There are a lot of certifications and it really depends on your field in finance. However to get a reference please check out our latest video -> My First Day at Work || How I Got 3 JOBS in Toronto, My Salary, Interview Tips & Process
ua-cam.com/video/eqFUKCHP03Q/v-deo.html
Any idea what happens to the social contributions if you leave Belgium before you turn 65 ?
You are still eligible for it and depending on where you live you can claim it. I mean if you stay in the EEA (European Economic Area) or in a country which has social security agreement with Belgium, you can submit your application to the local social security authority. In the other case, if you stay in a country that has no social security agreement with Belgium, you have to submit the application in person depending on whether you are a self employed, civil servant or employee for an organisation. I assume you are an employee of an organisation. So in that case, you have to submit your application in person to the Federal Pensions Service (FPS). They administer pensions for employees and civil servants, and also pays them to retired employees, civil servants and self-employed. You can find more information on the website of the FPS;
The details of contacting them is below:
Federal Pensions Service (available in French or Dutch)
Bureau des Conventions internationales
Tour du Midi
1060 Brussels
Belgium
info@sfpd.fgov.be
Phone: 1765 (toll-free in Belgium)
From abroad: +32 78 15 17 65 (toll number)
Hope all this Information helps you 😊
What's about business studies job opportunities mainly Finance and Banking? Is it easy to get job after completing masters in Finance?
We won't generalize it by saying either ways. If you are studying from a reputed institution and you also speak the local language then there is a very high probability of getting a very good job after your Masters.
Hi Archit and Shivani,
Did you learn local language before moving to Belgium ? And which language you guys prefer for move to Belgium?
Hi Harsh - no we did not learn the local language. We were lucky as our jobs did not require us to be proficient in any local language.
Belgium has 3 languages - French, Dutch and German. Depending on where you stay the language requirement changes. In the north, people mostly speak Dutch due to the proximity to Netherlands. Similarly in the South people speak French due to the closeness to France. French and Dutch have almost equal speakers and German is spoken by about 1% population who live towards the East. Brussels is a bi-lingual region where people generally speak both French and Dutch. Hope this answers your query 😀
Hello, do you know how much get a pharmacist as salary in french speaking part of belgium? And how good you can live in belgium with it?
Hi - it’s difficult to suggest the salary. It depends on a lot of factors like the location even in the French speaking part, years of experience etc. My suggestion is to check with other pharmacists in that area.
How much are chances for getting job in computer science field
Hey - There are a lot of jobs in the IT sector in Belgium. In some of them, they do not even need any French or Dutch language expertise. It would be better to check the Jobs section on LinkedIn to see what are the relevant positions in line with your skill set.
I want do master there in computer science so what are Job Chances after master @@DoMusafirCanada
Is there any whatsapp group or telegram group where the consults or anyone share IT jobs in Brussels or belgium.
Hi there! Hope you are well! We mostly looked out for opportunities in LinkedIn and other platforms like Indeed, etc. We are not sure of any Telelgram groups. Thanks 😊
@@DoMusafirCanada thank you for your response.. hope you are doing well as well 🙂
No worries! All good here dost 😊
Salary for doctors?
I got an offer for 4500 euros through consultancy and they claim its net salary after taxes. Does belgium pay that much high salaries? Also, if 4500 is gross salary how much approximately will be the net salary and can i manage with my family of 2 kids with only i am working?? Please advise. I am from IT with around 18 yrs of experience
Guys please tell me any benefits you have when coming on visit visa?? Can you change it into PR???
You get a Residence Permit of Belgium if you have a job and your employer is ready to sponsor your work visa 😊 You cannot convert any type of visa that you have into any other type.
Dear couple
please share information labour class job like guards, delivery boy, driver, exctra please share video or information❤
Can I get a job in Belgium if I have a BA LLB and LLM degree from India, and if I know French and English? Does knowing French enhance the chances of getting a job?
Yes the chances increase if you know French.
But since your field is of law you will need to know the local law.
Guys how about mechanical engineers,im about to do masters ...
First of all - all the best for your study. There are more than enough requirements for engineering jobs as well. Our recommendation is to study the local language as well.
What is job prospects for doctors in begium
There is a need of good doctors in different parts of Belgium. Would be good for you to reach out to someone in your field and get more guidance.
Will language will be a problem in doing part time jobs in Belgium?
Mostly yes. Most of the part time jobs will be customer facing and you will need French/ Dutch skills. Having said that if you are able to get a backend jobs - working in warehouse etc., then you will face much less of a language issue.
@@DoMusafirCanada
But instead you should be a physical tank to be able to handle picking up 100 kg daily and tell them thank you very much or you'll be fired. But if you are born Belgian, you're free to take it easy when you're tired, it's your right. Only foreigners are treated as inhuman. Nothing changed, just the strategy
Expect the lifting 100kg part you are more or less right. See they also look at us as resources who want work and try and exploit. Having said that Belgium has some very good people and laws against discrimination.
Thanks for video. Still I am in Malta can I get a workpermit if I found job in Belgium. Also what about the language. English is possible for skilled Jobs
Hello dear! Your company will have to sponsor your work permit. So if you find a job in Belgium and have the job offer then there are two ways to get the work permit. Either your company will sponsor it or will ask you to raise a work permit using the offer letter. The latter will cost you money. Check on the govt website about the cost of the work permit.
Some of the companies are English speaking but mostly speak either Dutch or French! So you need to look out for such opportunities and the requirements. Hope this helps 😊
@@DoMusafirCanada Thanks for your reply
No problem 😉
Sir i am from india 10 years of insurance experience can i get job there
If you have experience in selling insurance then it might be difficult because you will need to interact with people in the local language.
My son got addmission in odisee university of applied science in business course. What is your view its right decision to join this
Hi there
First of all congratulations on your son getting the admission. Odisee is part of the KU Leuven Association and KU Leuven is one of the premier institutes in Belgium. Having said that, I will advise you to do your research on the course and speak to alumni and current students on the job prospects and future.
Can I convert my tourist visa to work visa in Belgium?
No you cannot. Work visa process is triggered by your employer. You may pay for the fees and do the process but your employer will start that process. So you will need a job to get a work visa. Hope that clarifies.
How to apply for job. I am Indian national and working in Dubai for last 2 years. I am looking for job as an accountant.
Hi Vivek,
Thanks for reaching out! It is really important that you update your LinkedIn profile and only after that reach out to people who are already working in Europe. Best way forward is networking and asking them for referrals. Also keep a close eye on the companies for the relevant job postings. Honestly it is a little tough to apply for jobs if you do not have a work permit and most companies do not really sponsor your work visa for Europe. So best for you is networking.
Hi from oman. How do i contact you guys???
Hi there - i guess we spoke and your query is resolved. Take care.
Hi driver job is available in Belgium
Hi dear ❤️
Thanks for the question but unfortunately I do not have an answer to it. I do know that people drive Uber and other Taxis here but then there is a need for you to know the local language really well! Hope this helps.
@@DoMusafirCanada can I get work grocery store in Belgium?
Paint job available in Belgium
Hello dear! There are many jobs available in Belgium. But you need to have a valid work permit to actually pursue any job in Belgium. Plus do master any one of the two languages - French or Dutch. Hope this helps! 😊
Thanks for the information
I am interested in Belgium
How can I get the link to apply for Unskilled Job
Can you help me move to Belgium
Thank you
Hi there. Since we are not agents, our suggestion is to look for some authentic ones who can help you with your queries. Otherwise, it is better to look for jobs, and the employers can help with the visa process.
You're talking nonsense. The minimum wage in Belgium is imposed by law, according to the scale, linked to your employment.
4000€ it's an average, so big salaries make it go up. The median salary is 3800 excluding taxes, which is closer to reality.
I don't know how you get to 13.92 months paid? The end-of-year bonus is not for everyone and it is taxed at 60%. Paid leave does not even represent one month's net salary. the 13th month paid is very very rare in Belgium.
as you say, legal leave is 20 days in Belgium. 30 days is extremely rare. In general, overtime is not paid but must be recovered. some companies pay for these hours (highly taxed), but this is not the norm
You are not talking about annual taxes... taxes are linked to your income and whether you have things to deduct for tax purposes (travel expenses, mortgage credit, pension savings, etc.). A couple without children who rent their house and live near their work will have to pay thousands of euros per year to the tax authorities.
Hey what we have mentioned has been our experience and experience of people in our circle. Whatever we have talked about has been driven from that focused on the financial services sector and the information technology sector. Other sectors/ businesses can have their own regulations. That doesn’t mean we are talking nonsense. That just means we have not talked about that particular industry.
55%income tax so youre left with nothing and add to that refugees and pickpocketing ever been to molenbeek?
You are correct on higher tax, though the % may vary depending on your salary. But honestly this situation is the same everywhere. Right now we are in Canada and we have the exact same issue. There is really nothing that we can do about the taxation, therefore, our goal should be to live/ enjoy in whatever we are earning.
Regarding your point on increase in refugees and pickpocketing, again that is absolutely true. Even during our time in Brussels since 2021 we saw a significant increase in many such incidents. All we can do is hope that the regulations in place become more strict so that such things do not happen.
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Can I convert my tourist visa to work visa in Belgium?
No you cannot. Work visa process is triggered by your employer. You may pay for the fees and do the process but your employer will start that process. So you will need a job to get a work visa. Hope that clarifies.