The touring visa foresees a one year visa for people working in the EU, such as professional rugby players playing for a rugby club in Brussels. View of a passport. Views of musicians preparing for a concert in the main hall 'Henry Le Boeuf' of the BOZAR in Brussels.

Brussels

Visa policy (T2)

concert (THS)

musician

leisure time

sport

visa policy

rugby

social life (T)

Infoclip: Touring visa

<p>Interior, Kituro Rugby club, Schaerbeek, Brussels, changing room, Hayden from New Zealand getting ready for training, an important match will be played 2 days later. Royal Kituro Avia Schaerbeek Rugby Club, a Belgian Rugby Union club, is part of the Belgian Elite League. Hayden leaves the changing room with his friend Lance and other members of the team, (3 shots) </p>

Lance, from South Africa, (on a short visa in Brussels, but actually needs a long term visa of at least 1 year) leaves the changing room, one shot of his passport, one image of his entry visa stamp given at Zaventem Brussels national airport, Belgium, (3 shots)

Briefing and weekly training schedule, Haydon and Lance taking part in the training, (13 shots), (filming date: 9/11/2018)

Debriefing by the coach, preparation for the match Kituro will play on Sunday 11/11/18 ,  (4 shots)

Kituro club rallying cry, (1 shot) , depature towards changing room 

<p>Interior, BOZAR Centre for the Fine Arts Brussels, Balkan Trafik festival, arrival of musicians from the Balkan countries, (1  shots)</p>

Interior, musicians preparing for a concert in the main hall 'Henry Le Boeuf' of the BOZAR, Brussels, Belgium , (8 shots)