Opening a Belgian bank account is an important step needed in order to receive your income, pay in shops and make payments for rent, utilities, and more.

Planning to buy a home in Belgium? Learn how mortgage loans work, compare lenders, understand insurance requirements, and calculate the true cost of buying property in Belgium.

If you are over the age of 18 and have been living in Belgium since the previous year, it is required to file your taxes in Belgium.

Third-party liability insurance covers potential damage that you or others inflict on each other.

Learn how home insurance works in Belgium for renters and homeowners. Discover coverage options, costs, legal responsibilities, and tips for internationals living in Leuven and Belgium.

If you intend to drive or own a car in Belgium it is obligatory to take out, at least, a third-party liability coverage to help pay for the damage in case of an accident.

Learn when domestic staff insurance is required in Belgium, who is covered, how service vouchers (dienstencheques) work, and what homeowners in Belgium need to know to stay compliant.

Discover the different insurance options you need if you plan to ride an e-bike, e-scooter, bicycle, or other modes of soft transportation.

The Huurdersbond (The Tenant's Association) provide legal rental advice to all private and social tenants in Flanders.

Check out the Huurdersbond (The Tenant's Association)'s guide on ending your rental contract. How do you do this? What do you have to take into account? You can read all about it here.