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As a Brussels jobseeker you can also contact the Public Employment Service of Flanders. We can help you find a job in Brussels or Flanders. Check out our offer.

Then sign up within three months after your arrival in the municipality of your residence. Do you want more info on the formalities and the documents needed? Visit Eures, the European employment services network. You are not an EU citizen? You are not living in one of the countries mentioned above?

Join our event on October 10th! Jobseekers from Spain, Italy, Romania, Sweden, and the Netherlands can connect with employers in Flanders.

Are you a non-Dutch-speaking job seeker? Take a course in Dutch at the VDAB. 

Or call the toll-free number 0800 30 700 (Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.). Don’t speak Dutch? Some VDAB advisors can assist you in English or French. Alternatively, ask a family member, friend, or acquaintance who speaks Dutch to help you.

Flanders, home to your new career Looking for a job in Belgium Discover job opportunities, gain sector insights, and receive the support you need to launch your career. Working in Belgium It's important to know the rules regarding work permits and residence requirements. 

Languages Belgium is made up of 3 main regions: Flanders: the Dutch-speaking northern part of the country. Wallonia: the French-speaking southern region. Brussels: the bilingual capital region, where both Dutch and French are spoken.