Key Points
- Belgium, Brussels Capital Region, will introduce new salary thresholds for work permits starting 1 October 2024
Overview
The government of Belgium, Brussels Capital Region, will introduce new salary thresholds for work permits starting 1 October 2024. Salary thresholds for specific job categories will now be calculated based on a percentage of the region’s average gross monthly salary (€4,604), with only basic monthly remuneration considered. Key salary thresholds include:
- Senior management: €6,445.60 (140%)
- Highly qualified personnel: €3,591.12 (78%)
- Performing artists: €2,992.60 (65%)
- European Blue Card: €4,604 (100%)
- ICT manager: €5,294.60 (115%)
- ICT expert: €4,373.80 (95%)
- ICT trainee: €2,532.20 (55%)
Looking Ahead
Continue to check the government of Belgium’s website and Envoy Global’s website for the latest updates and information.
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