Charleroi
CAAMI Charleroi
Rue de la Rivelaine 4, 6061 Charleroi
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Which office you need depends on the task and the town you live in
Most everyday paperwork in Belgium starts at the town hall of the municipality where you live, called a commune in French and a gemeente in Dutch. A few tasks, such as vehicle registration, go to a national office instead. Pick a city to see the offices there and the services each one deals with.
Charleroi
Rue de la Rivelaine 4, 6061 Charleroi
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Charleroi
Boulevard Audent 31, 6000 Charleroi
Charleroi
Boulevard Zoé Drion 21, 6000 Charleroi
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Charleroi
Rue de Gilly 249, 6010 Charleroi
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Place de Crawhez 41, 6020 Charleroi
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Impasse Major 4, 6060 Charleroi
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Charleroi
Rue de Jumet 83, 6041 Charleroi
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Rue de Gosselies 56a, 6040 Charleroi
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Chaussée de Bruxelles 135, 6042 Charleroi
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Rue Jean Ester 169, 6030 Charleroi
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Rue de Beaumont 90, 6030 Charleroi
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Avenue E. Mascaux 11, 6001 Charleroi
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Rue J. Durant 103, 6031 Charleroi
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Rue du Poirier 125, 6061 Charleroi
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Rue Hanoteau 23, 6060 Charleroi
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Boulevard Gustave Roullier 2, 6000 Charleroi
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Charleroi
Place Vauban 14-15, Entrée place du Manège, 6000 Charleroi
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Place J. Destrée, Gilly, 6060 Charleroi
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Charleroi
Rue Junius Massau 4, Centre civique de Gosselies, 6041 Charleroi
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Place Kennedy 1, Maison communale annexe de Marchienne-au-Pont, 6030 Charleroi
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Avenue Eugène Mascaux 100, Maison communale annexe de Marcinelle, 6001 Charleroi
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Charleroi
Avenue Eugène Mascaux 100, 6001 Charleroi
Charleroi
Rue des Forgerons 102, 6001 Charleroi
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Common tasks
Pick the task you have in front of you to see who it is for, what to bring and which offices handle it.
For people who cannot cover rent, food or other essentials: what the local social welfare centre can arrange and how to ask for an appointment.
A paper or digital certificate showing where you are registered, with versions for address history or household. Find the municipal office that issues it.
Reset an eID PIN, replace activation codes or set up a digital key for online services. Useful for residents, residence card holders and some non-residents.
The eID for teenagers and adults and the Kids-ID for children. See how applying works and find the municipal office that handles your card.
For anyone who has moved house in Belgium. See who reports, what happens after the address check and which office handles it in your new town.
Learn whether you need an extract or a full copy, who can request it and how to reach the civil registry office in your municipality.
Other countries
Most offices in Barcelona, Murcia, and Zaragoza
Most offices in Warsaw, Kraków, and Wrocław
Most offices in Berlin, Munich, and Hamburg
Most offices in Eindhoven, Amsterdam, and Groningen
Most offices in Reykjavík, Akureyri, and Egilsstaðir
Where to next
Registration, identity documents, driving, residence permits and more. Choose a task to see who it is for and where to arrange it in Belgium.
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