Where to report a change of address in Belgium

Choose the city you moved to, not the one you left

A move is reported to the municipality you are moving to, and each one has its own routine: some take the report online or at a kiosk, others through a district office or by appointment. Afterwards you are asked to come in so your ID or residence card can be updated.

2 offices in Uccle
  • Uccle

    Commune d’Uccle — Service Etrangers

    Rue de Stalle 77, 1180 Uccle

    If you hold a type A, B, EU or F card, or an orange card, phone first to book an appointment.

    Bring your identity card. If you are arriving from abroad and already hold a Belgian residence document, you can send that document by email or show it at the counter; ask which option applies to you. People without a Belgian residence document must use the first-registration procedure. Protocol-status holders have a separate contact.

  • Uccle

    Commune d’Uccle — Service Population

    Rue de Stalle 77, 1180 Uccle

    Phone first if you are Belgian or hold a permanent residence card, to confirm the counter and ask about an appointment.

    Bring your identity card. If you are arriving from abroad and already hold a Belgian residence document, you can send that document by email or show it at the counter; ask which option applies to you. People without a Belgian residence document must use the first-registration procedure. Protocol-status holders have a separate contact.

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Change of address in Belgium