Become a member | Afghan Limburg

Your reference number

This number is used for your registration, invoice and payment message.

Formal membership registration

With this form you can register as a member together with your partner, additional family members and children. After completing it, you receive a unique reference number and an invoice preview. Always use this reference number when paying.

Upload ID files only through the secure upload fields in this form. Do not send ID cards by normal email or WhatsApp.

Main applicant

Family name (required) First name (required) Full address (required) Post code N° (required)City (required) Date of birth (required) Gender (required) National Register Number (required) Phone number (required) Email address (required)

Upload ID card front (JPG, PNG, PDF)JPG, PNG or PDF, maximum 6 MBUpload ID card back (JPG, PNG, PDF)JPG, PNG or PDF, maximum 6 MB

Register additional family members

Number of additional family members you want to registerFor example: mother, father, brother, sister, cousin, grandparent, other family member

Register children

Number of children you want to register

Emergency contact in Belgium

Full name (verplicht)Contact number (verplicht)Relation (verplicht)

Emergency contact in Afghanistan

Full name (verplicht)Contact number (verplicht)Relation (verplicht)

Invoice preview

Payment summary

Reference number

Total amount€0

Use this reference number as the payment message.

Person	Name	Age	Amount
Total			€0

Your data will be used only for membership administration, communication and invoicing within Afghan Limburg. Your data will be handled confidentially according to applicable privacy law.

If there are changes in your family situation, please inform Afghan Limburg as soon as possible.

Track your registration

Enter your reference number and email address. You can then view your details, download the invoice, upload payment proof or update your registration.

Afghan Limburg adds clear and human explanations on every page. We help visitors understand what is possible, which steps they can take themselves and when official services or recognised professionals are needed.