The arrival centre of Fedasil (Brussels) adapts its opening days during the holiday period.

The European project is publishing its conclusions on how employers, job-seeking asylum seekers and refugees can get in touch with each other more quickly and efficiently.

The Immigration Office resumes the 'physical' registration of asylum applications in our arrival centre in Brussels.

Fedasil and its partners are working together to find solutions for organising voluntary return. A charter flight to Iraq was arranged last week. Various European countries were involved in the project.

18 young migrants arrived in Belgium as part of an international relocation scheme for unaccompanied children. Fedasil is responsible for their first reception.

In 2019, Fedasil was forced to open more than 5,000 temporary places in order to receive all asylum seekers.

Fedasil and its partners are maintaining strict measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

The Immigration Office resumes the registration of applications for international protection via an appointment system.

As of Tuesday March 17, new asylum seekers will not be registered at the arrival center ‘Petit-Château’ until further notice.

Due to the lack of places in the reception network in Belgium, the resettlement programme of refugees in our country has been suspended.