Where to report a change of address in Belgium

Prepare national-register numbers or names of family members moving, the new address, whether previous occupants remain, and phone and email contact details. State when you are at home for the police check, including shift work. Bring identity or residence cards and PINs for the later card update. A minor must attend with someone who has parental authority; bring any relevant custody or foster-care documents.

Have the new address and national-register numbers for everyone moving. Bring each household member’s eID or electronic residence card and its PIN to the appointment. Care-home, recognised student-housing, caravan and houseboat moves need the relevant supporting evidence the city asks for. A parent, guardian or administrator must submit for a minor; guardians and administrators attach the required court or foster-care evidence. Paper residence documents and administratively removed residents need the separate document or migration route.

Prepare identification, your National Register number and the new address. Bring the relevant identity cards and PIN/PUK codes for the later chip update. Explain which household members are moving so the office can confirm any additional documents.

Bring your identity or residence card and its PIN/PUK; include relevant Kids-IDs. The card-address update is free. A minor leaving the parental home for the first time must attend with a parent or guardian and bring any relevant judgment or agreement.

Bring your identity or residence card and its PIN/PUK; include relevant Kids-IDs. The card-address update is free. A minor leaving the parental home for the first time must attend with a parent or guardian and bring any relevant judgment or agreement.

Bring your identity or residence card and its PIN/PUK; include relevant Kids-IDs. The card-address update is free. A minor leaving the parental home for the first time must attend with a parent or guardian and bring any relevant judgment or agreement.

Bring your identity or residence card and its PIN/PUK; include relevant Kids-IDs. The card-address update is free. A minor leaving the parental home for the first time must attend with a parent or guardian and bring any relevant judgment or agreement.

Bring your identity or residence card and its PIN/PUK; include relevant Kids-IDs. The card-address update is free. A minor leaving the parental home for the first time must attend with a parent or guardian and bring any relevant judgment or agreement.

Bring your identity or residence card and its PIN/PUK; include relevant Kids-IDs. The card-address update is free. A minor leaving the parental home for the first time must attend with a parent or guardian and bring any relevant judgment or agreement.

For the declaration, bring your identity card or residence permit, or the declaration of loss/theft if applicable. For the card update bring the card and its PIN. Children of separated parents are registered where they live most of the time. With equal shared custody, parents can agree an address; if they cannot, the authority follows the custody order, then the previous address if still occupied by the children, then the address of the parent receiving family allowances.

For the declaration, bring your identity card or residence permit, or the declaration of loss/theft if applicable. For the card update bring the card and its PIN. Children of separated parents are registered where they live most of the time. With equal shared custody, parents can agree an address; if they cannot, the authority follows the custody order, then the previous address if still occupied by the children, then the address of the parent receiving family allowances.

For the declaration, bring your identity card or residence permit, or the declaration of loss/theft if applicable. For the card update bring the card and its PIN. Children of separated parents are registered where they live most of the time. With equal shared custody, parents can agree an address; if they cannot, the authority follows the custody order, then the previous address if still occupied by the children, then the address of the parent receiving family allowances.

For the declaration, bring your identity card or residence permit, or the declaration of loss/theft if applicable. For the card update bring the card and its PIN. Children of separated parents are registered where they live most of the time. With equal shared custody, parents can agree an address; if they cannot, the authority follows the custody order, then the previous address if still occupied by the children, then the address of the parent receiving family allowances.

For the declaration, bring your identity card or residence permit, or the declaration of loss/theft if applicable. For the card update bring the card and its PIN. Children of separated parents are registered where they live most of the time. With equal shared custody, parents can agree an address; if they cannot, the authority follows the custody order, then the previous address if still occupied by the children, then the address of the parent receiving family allowances.

Prepare your actual new address, move date, identity details and national-register number. For the later card update bring your identity or residence card and PIN/PUK codes, plus the relevant family documents. Ask the chosen office about the local charge and the sequence of visits rather than treating the first declaration as a completed card update.

Prepare your actual new address, move date, identity details and national-register number. For the later card update bring your identity or residence card and PIN/PUK codes, plus the relevant family documents. Ask the chosen office about the local charge and the sequence of visits rather than treating the first declaration as a completed card update.

Prepare your actual new address, move date, identity details and national-register number. For the later card update bring your identity or residence card and PIN/PUK codes, plus the relevant family documents. Ask the chosen office about the local charge and the sequence of visits rather than treating the first declaration as a completed card update.

Prepare your actual new address, move date, identity details and national-register number. For the later card update bring your identity or residence card and PIN/PUK codes, plus the relevant family documents. Ask the chosen office about the local charge and the sequence of visits rather than treating the first declaration as a completed card update.

Prepare your actual new address, move date, identity details and national-register number. For the later card update bring your identity or residence card and PIN/PUK codes, plus the relevant family documents. Ask the chosen office about the local charge and the sequence of visits rather than treating the first declaration as a completed card update.

Provide your new address. For the chip update after the residence check, bring your identity card and PIN. Ask the team which household members need to attend.