Hi Suryanarayana, Please refer to this link and send an email to them for your request.

Hi Saagii, if you are getting a police clearance for a family reunification process, then you may not be asked to furnish one. From what I see, most people do not need to provide one. You do not need to submit if the authority does not ask you later. But if they do, you can check with them how many countries you have to give. I reckon you do not even have to submit any police clearance. For my case, I was not asked to provide, but I submitted to them anyway.

Thank you for the detailed blogs, it is very useful.

Thanks for your reply. However, in option 2, is the outcome always positive? I mean staying in Belgium after a tourist visa has expired?

Hi Victor, legally speaking, overstaying in any country is always not correct. I have foreseen 2 outcomes here.

1) Your marriage will not be recognised in Belgium due to your status.
2) You can get legal status by marrying a Belgian on a case-by-case basis.

Don’t worry about that. Most people go through this procedure so you are not alone. Good luck to you 🙂

Thanks for your reply. I am new here and I find it weird to go to the police station. Anyway, thanks for your reply.

Hi Sang, that is very normal. You can be asked to go to the police visit, the town hall, or both places to have an interview with them. The police can also come to your house. It is also not uncommon to have more than one police visit or interview. That depends from city to city.