Apply your study visa

Stepping in the month of June, a lot of you might have started preparing for your visit to Belgium. Non-EEA nationals will need to follow different procedures depending on the length of stay.
As a rule, students must apply for the long-stay visa (type D) at the Belgian consulate or embassy in their own country or in the country where they legally reside. If there is no Belgian consulate or embassy in their home country, they may submit their application at the Belgian consulate or embassy in one of the neighbouring countries.
In this context, KU Leuven provides comprehensive information and support through its offcial Immigration & Residence endpoint.
Information
You can find more explanation here about what a long-stay visa (type D) is and why it is necessary.
A complete procedural guide and check list is accessible here to save you remarkable time on your way.
Support
Once you are admitted to study or work at KU Leuven, you will be contacted by the international expert services of KU Leuven who will give you specific information and guidance for your situation.