Immigration Law
Archon Law advises individuals, professionals, and companies on immigration and nationality matters relating to lawful residence, employment, mobility, and long-term legal status in Belgium. We support both private and business-driven immigration trajectories, including asylum and international protection matters, combining legal precision with a pragmatic, solution-oriented approach aligned with Belgian, European, and international immigration frameworks. Our advisory covers the full lifecycle of immigration procedures, from initial applications and compliance assessment to representation in appeals and complex, time-sensitive cases.
Business Immigration & Economic Migration
We advise companies, entrepreneurs, and professionals on immigration pathways linked to employment, investment, and economic activity in Belgium.
Services include:
Work permits and combined permits (single permit)
EU Blue Card applications
Professional cards for self-employed professionals
Business immigration for entrepreneurs and investors
Intra-corporate transfers (ICT) and mobility of key personnel
Immigration compliance for employers and organisations
Private Immigration & Family Residence
We advise individuals and families on residence rights based on private, family, and humanitarian grounds.
Services include:
Family reunification applications
Residence based on private and family life
Long-term residence permits
Residence for students and researchers
Humanitarian and exceptional residence procedures
Nationality & Citizenship Procedures
Archon Law advises on the acquisition of Belgian nationality and related legal procedures.
Services include:
Belgian nationality declarations
Naturalisation procedures
Assessment of eligibility and residence conditions
Nationality-related administrative and judicial procedures
Asylum & International Protection
Archon Law advises and represents individuals seeking international protection in Belgium, providing comprehensive legal support throughout the asylum process from initial application to final resolution. We assess protection grounds, prepare and substantiate asylum claims, and ensure procedural compliance under national, European, and international law. Our representation covers all stages of the procedure, including asylum interviews, written submissions, appeals against negative decisions, and urgent matters such as detention or removal proceedings, with a focus on procedural safeguards, risk assessment, and effective protection in time-sensitive cases.
Services include:
Asylum applications under the Geneva Convention
Subsidiary and humanitarian protection claims
Legal assessment of persecution and serious-harm grounds
Country-of-origin and risk analysis
Representation before Belgian asylum authorities
Preparation for and participation in asylum interviews
Appeals against negative asylum decisions
Detention-related asylum and removal matters
Urgent procedures and interim relief
Schengen Information System (SIS) Alerts & Entry Bans
Archon Law advises individuals and professionals affected by Schengen Information System (SIS) alerts and entry bans, which may restrict entry, residence, or mobility within the Schengen Area. We assess the legal basis, proportionality, and consequences of SIS registrations and provide strategic legal support aimed at correcting, challenging, or mitigating their impact under applicable Belgian and European law.
Services include:
Legal assessment of SIS alerts and entry bans
Analysis of the lawfulness and proportionality of SIS registrations
Advisory on refusal of entry, removal orders, and return decisions
Requests for access, correction, or deletion of SIS data
Challenges against SIS-based decisions before administrative and judicial authorities
Strategic coordination with residence, asylum, and nationality procedures
Human Rights & ECHR-Related Asylum Matters
We assess asylum cases in light of applicable human-rights protections, including potential violations of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Services include:
Assessment of asylum cases under ECHR standards
Strategic coordination with ECHR litigation where relevant
Advisory on non-refoulement and Article 3 ECHR risks
Human-rights–based legal argumentation
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