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by JW_00000
1843 days ago
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In Belgium changing your official address is actually a three-step process: 1. You notify your new local council of the change of address. 2. A police officer visits your new home to check whether you actually live there. 3. Your official address is updated in the government's records and on the ID card. Step 2 takes place in your home; step 3 requires you to physically go to the town hall because the information on the eID card needs to be updated. But step 1 should be doable online but isn't in every municipality. However, I think this is more a problem of every municipality doing this on their own rather than using a shared system. Also, the frustrating part is not that you need to go to the town hall, but that it has very limited and inconvenient opening hours and (in larger places) often long waiting times. |
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