Pre move-visiting tour

A preview trip normally consists of 1/2 day driving around the different areas of Brussels plus visiting two or three international schools. It gives the people a better understanding of what Brussels and Belgium is like so that they can outline better what they are looking for. If no preview trip is needed of course the time will be used for house hunting.

Welcome information package The client is provided with a number of publications, all related to the expatriate coming to Belgium. This documentation deals with day-to-day information as well as some tourist information about Belgium.

Housing tour

The expatriate and his family are welcomed by a representative of FRS, who will accompany them during the whole housing tour. Never the people are left alone during the housing tour. The relocation agent is always present to assist them and to provide them professional, independant information so that they can make the right choice.


Temporary housing and furniture rental

We will assist you in providing you with temporary accomodation for you and your family whenever you cannot move into your property directly or when your furniture arrives. If you want to rent your furniture over here, it is no problem as well. FRS will drive to the different companies so that you can without any stress make your choice of furniture. Whenever needed we can provide you with a survival kit in the meantime.


Legalities, Workpermits and Visa applications

FRS has obtained throughout the year numerous contacts with ministeries, townhalls and other people from which the expatriates can benefit most of the times. This results in a big saving of time for both the expatriate and the company. We get you smoothly through all the red tape.


Departure assistance

Within 24 hours after notification or quicker if circumstances require, FRS will contact the expatriate or his wife to inform that we have been assigned to assist them with his move-out.
The necessary actions are taken in order that the expatriate can give notice in due time. At the same time, an appointment is made for the preliminary visit at the premises of the expatriate.