Job opportunity in Brussels,Belgium

It may depend a bit on what type of visa your husband has. You should probably check with the human resources department for your husband's employer to see what they can tell you.

Normally, with a dependent visa, you won't be able to work. It can also be difficult to find a job if you don't have at least the local language (though in Belgium you can choose from three official languages!).

One potential avenue for you would be to check into any of the international organizations in the Brussels area. If you are a national of one of the member countries, they can often hire you without a work permit. The UN agencies are your most likely sources here, though I no longer have a handy source of what UN agencies are located in Beligum. (Google is your friend, here.)
Cheers,
Bev

Hello,

Thanks for your reply. My husband will be going to Belgium on work permit visa. He is working for Hewlett packard and going to belgium to give service for his company's client (which is again international company). So his company will take of his visa and mine.

At present in India am also working for MNC. Our company has got office in Belgium aswell. My question is... can i get a job in our company at belgium holding dependent visa or if i cannot directly appointed, can i taken as contractual employee by the company ?

Regards,
Sheela

Sheelamath said:

At present in India am also working for MNC. Our company has got office in Belgium aswell. My question is... can i get a job in our company at belgium holding dependent visa or if i cannot directly appointed, can i taken as contractual employee by the company ?

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It depends on the precise type of visa your husband is on, but as I said, a dependent visa usually does NOT allow you to work. Not as an employee and not as a contractor.

To work for your current employer in Belgium, the employer would have to sponsor you for a work visa of your own.
Cheers,
Bev