Tue, 9 February 2010
Pregnant? Here is a quick guide for the expatriate parent-to-be in Belgium.
Research shows exercise can improve your health, confidence and quality of life.
The where, when, what type and how much in the capital.
A new, more faithful Mandarin translation is launched.
We look at how a recent directive from the EU aims to facilitate the process.
EU Commission makes business easier...in theory.
Intercultural consultant Anne Randerson admits her reasons for living in Belgium are "the scent of melting chocolate", the kriek and very few...
Susan Andrewes enjoys her frites and Belgian beer but thinks that Belgium could take a leaf out of her native New Zealand's book when it comes...
Writer and blogger Kimberley Lovato finds the quality of life here quite refreshing but wouldn't mind if the the service people speeded up...
Having recently lost her husband to cancer, Irma Bringas Claeys is grappling with Belgian paperwork but remains positive about life abroad.
Editor James Drew is only a few months shy of spending eight years in Belgium and he's still loving it - well most of it.
What do you have to say about living in France?
What do you have to say about living in Belgium?
This handy guide from Expertise in Labour Mobility includes how to write a CV, application procedure, interview dos and don'ts, Belgian management culture.
Belgium’s first alternative directory assistance services - available through the shortcode 14-14 - can now be accessed on the internet.
Moving to Belgium presents a host of challenges to expats, not least of all finding the right home.
The psychological effects of global mobility can be physically painful.
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