To be able to work in Belgium, certain conditions must be fulfilled. Firstly, you must apply for a type D long-term (national) visa to Belgium. In order to obtain a Belgian work visa, the Belgian government must announce that it will recruit workers from the occupational groups it needs. After that, the process continues in two stages for both the employer and the job seeker. For the recruitment of workers from the announced occupational groups, the employer first applies for a work permit. The work permit application is submitted to the Brussels Economic and Employment Service. After approval, the Brussels Economic and Employment Service sends the necessary documents to the Migration Service. The immigration service then informs the employer. With the invitation sent by the employer, the worker can apply for a work visa at the Belgian consulate/authorised institutions. A residence permit must also be obtained together with the work visa. The work visa is usually issued for 1 year and the work visa must be renewed every year. In qualified professional groups, the visa period is up to 3 years. The person who stays in Belgium for 5 years without any problems can apply for permanent residence and then Belgian citizenship. The most sought-after professional groups in Belgium are qualified professional groups such as doctor, lawyer, architecture, engineering, dentistry. However, there is a need for labour in almost every business area in Belgium. Therefore, regardless of your profession, if you want to work in Belgium, you can apply for Belgian citizenship. you can apply.