What type of visa should a non EU national apply for, for an unpaid one month internship at a private company in Belgium? [closed]

A 22 year old student who just graduated will join a private company in Belgium for a one month unpaid internship/training. The company did not provide any information or help regarding the visa he needs to apply for. Instead they said "Please check what is feasible on your side" (visa, accommodation etc.).

Could it be that he just needs to apply for a tourist visa, and join them casually?

Any guidance or info before he gets back to the company asking for info? I was expecting them to apply for a work permit for him (http://werk-economie-emploi.brussels/en/work-permit-intern).

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What is Type C visa for Belgium?

A short-stay visa (type C) allows the holder to travel and stay freely between all of the Schengen area member countries. This visa, also known as the Schengen visa, is only applicable to a short stay of maximum 90 days (in any 180-day period).

What visa do I need to work in Belgium?

The work permit allows you to live and work in Belgium, but you will need a D visa to enter. You need to apply for a long-stay visa before you move to Belgium, while your employer applies for your work permit to the immigration office in Belgium.

Do I need work permit for internship in Belgium?

Students, interns and au pairs Foreign students (i.e. not from the European Economic Area) (more info in French or in Dutch ) wishing to work in Belgium usually need to have a work permit. The same applies to au pairs (more info in French or in Dutch ) and interns (more info in French or in Dutch ).

What is single permit in Belgium?

The single permit is a residence permit granted in connection to employment. With a single permit, non-European citizens are allowed to reside in Belgium for work for a period of more than 90 days. Still, the usual obligations for the employer remain valid.

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