Proof that both the partners are not married.
Official copy of full birth certificate of the applicant
Proof that the relationship is stable and long-term (e.g. letters, plane tickets, photographs, etc.).
Proof that the partner residing in Belgium has sufficient means of subsistence (i.e. earns at least 750 euro a month + 125 euro for each dependant).
Guarantor's pledge of financial support signed by the partner of the applicant residing in Belgium.
A medical certificate, (see Annexure BEL-III) obtained from the doctor designated by the Belgian embassy or consulate, dated and not older than 6 months from the date of application. Police clearance Certificate of the applicant which should not be older than 6 months from the date of application and covering the period of previous 5 years
Note:
1. Within eight days of the applicant's arrival in Belgium, he/ she must go in person to the municipal authority in his/her partner's place of residence.
2. Applicant must actually live together in Belgium for the entire duration of his/her relationship and share the same house hold.
3. Within six months of the issue date of the visa, applicant must sign a contract stating that he/ she live together (i.e. a contract de vie commune/samenlevings contract) in the presence of a Belgian notary or make a cohabitation declaration (declaration de cohabitation/ verklaring van wettelijke samenwoning) in the presence of his/her local municipal authorities registrar, in accordance with Article 1476 of the Civil Code.
