Residence card offices in Belgium, town by town

Pick your town to see how its foreigners’ desk handles cards

Some towns ask you to book online, others want a phone call first, and a few receive visitors only on certain afternoons. Open your city to find out whether its office orders cards, hands them over or both, and what to bring along.

1 office in Tournai
  • Tournai

    Administration communale de Tournai – Population et Étrangers

    Rue Saint-Martin 52, 7500 Tournai

    Everyone applying, including children, must attend the card appointment in person after residence is approved.

    Bring your valid national identity card or passport and your previous residence card or the relevant Annex 8ter, 8quater or 15. You may bring a compliant photo no older than six months; counter photos from age six cost €5 and require an appointment. Ordinary adult fees are €30.10 for EU/EU+/F/F+/N/M or €30.70 for A/B/H/K/L/I/J. Urgent adult issue is €142.60. Payment is by debit card; children have separate fees, so confirm the total before your visit.

Related services

Other everyday services in Belgium

Other countries

The same task in other countries

Moving on, or comparing before you decide? See how this works elsewhere.

Where to next

Fingerprints and residence card collection

How the card is ordered at your municipality, what happens with your fingerprints and photo, and how the handover works once your stay in Belgium is approved.

Belgian residence card visits