Processes

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• Emergency measures in the event of the death of one of my relatives
  The death of a person must be reported as soon as possible to the civil registry office of the municipality where the person died. The death must be officially recorded by a doctor. You must…
• Obtaining a cremation permit
  A free permit for the cremation of remains may be issued by the civil registrar of the place of death, no earlier than 24 hours after the death, if the person died in a municipality in the…
• What your obligations are as the person responsible for arranging the funeral of a relative if there is a last will and testament
  The person responsible for arranging the funeral is the person designated by the deceased in their will; or, failing that, one of the deceased person’s heirs or successors; or, failing that,…
• Recognise a health care profession
  You have a diploma in a health care profession from another European country and you want to work in Belgium. In this case, you must apply for recognition of your diploma. You may only practise the…
• Submit an application for an operating licence for nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and day care centres/day care facilities.
  The submission of an application for an operating licence by managers of nursing homes, residential care homes, assisted living facilities and day care centres/day care facilities. The manager of the…
• Submitting a first application for accreditation as a day activities service provider (SAN) / pre-vocational and social activities service (SAPS) provider
  The day programmes and accommodation sector for persons with disabilities offers different types of services, designed to best meet the specific needs of this target group. The care support can take…