Belgium is a popular study abroad destination for international students, because it provides a superb multicultural space and fantastic academic opportunities. Belgium also has several universities ranked internationally. Above all, tuition fees are low and affordable for international students. Although a multilingual country with different regions speaking French, German and Dutch, English is widely spoken and used as a language of instruction in schools.

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Student Visa Requirements

To obtain a student visa to study in Belgium, you’ll need to do the following:

A completed and signed visa application form
A Passport or similar travel document valid for more than 12 months. In some countries, it is required for the passport to be no older than 10 years old and have two empty consecutive pages facing each other.
Proof that you have sufficient funds for the duration of your study.What should cover health care, living expenses, accommodation and flight fees. This proof could be in the form of a certificate stating that you have received funding grant, or an agreement of financial responsibility from your sponsor, or your bank account showing sufficient funds.
A medical certificate stating you do not carry any disease that could put the public in danger.
A police report of good conduct showing you dont have a criminal record.
You’ll also need the following for the same purpose:

Proof of registration at a higher institution in Belgium(must cover a full time course of study at a higher institution, suggesting that your primary activity in Belgium is studying).
Application for an equivalent certificate for a diploma, certificate from your high school and the academic record from your last year of high school.
Copies of all diplomas and certificates obtained since the end of your secondary education.
An employer's statement indicating your leave of absence for studies( usually for postgraduate students)
Document giving a brief description of the courses offered by your university, with a short description comparing these programs to those offered at your country of origin.
Note that all documents in a language other than German, French, English or Dutch must be translated by a sworn translator, legalized again by the Belgian consulate or embassy you go to.

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