Our services
Our areas of expertise
Altea is a firm of specialists who have experience and expertise in their chosen fields and who strive to be accessible.
We have two teams working alongside each other, each with their own skill set. Their usual fields of activity are, but not exclusively :
Immigration
Immigration law
Unregistered durable relationship
Certificates of non-impediment to marriage
Regularisation for medical reasons or on humanitarian grounds
International family law
Marriage and legal cohabitation (declaration, recognition, refusal, annulment)
Monitoring your family mediation
Cessation of legal cohabitation
Recognition in Belgium of a common law relationship registered abroad
Nationality
Belgian nationality (naturalisation or declaration)
Recovering Belgian Citizenship
Brexit, Belgian citizenship, lawful residence, primary residence, and European Union law
Public law
Administrative law
General administrative law
Administrative disputes
Liability of public entities
Public service law
Education law
Administrative health care law
Pharmaceutical law
Hospital law
Environmental law
Urban planning law
Expropriation law
Public tender law
Public economic law
Institutional law, including local authorities
Administrative law for the media
Constitutional law
Constitutional law, human rights, public freedoms
Constitutional disputes
Institutional law
News
Our newsletters
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Belgium – Immigration and citizenship: Country update 2023 – European Immigration Lawyers Network
(Published on 06/08/2023)1. Country overview
The year 2022 was marked by the asylum reception crisis. For months, the Belgian government has been failing to comply with its legal obligations regarding the reception of asylum-seekers.
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Reacquisition of Belgian citizenship from overseas : petition
(Published on 08/02/2023)Sign the petition: https://dekamer.mijnopinie.belgium.be/initiatives/839
As a rule, reacquisition of Belgian citizenship is required to be done on Belgian soil, after one year of residence in Belgium and provided that one has an unlimited residence permit in Belgium at the time of their application (Article 24 of the Belgian Nationality Code).
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