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Verhuurder / Bailleur letter explained in English

Landlord. The owner of your home, or the agency that manages it.

Letters you may get

What to do

Words you may see

vredegerecht
Local court for rent, small debts and neighbour problems.
justice de paix
Local court for rent, small debts and neighbour problems.

Questions

What is the Verhuurder / Bailleur?

Landlord. The owner of your home, or the agency that manages it.

How long do I have to answer a letter from the Verhuurder / Bailleur?

It depends on the letter. Look for words like “termijn”, “uiterlijk op”, “délai”, “au plus tard le” — they mark the deadline. In Belgium, a letter sent by post is usually treated as received on the third working day after the date it was sent. Many deadlines, for example 6 months to object to a tax bill, start from that day. To object, the letter usually names the way to do it (“bezwaarschrift”, “beroep”, “verzet”, “bezwaar”).

Can I read a Verhuurder / Bailleur letter in English?

Yes. Take a photo of the letter with Briefly. It explains the letter in plain English, finds the deadline and the amount, and gives you ready-made replies in Dutch or French. Your letter never leaves your device.

Other offices in Belgium

FOD Financiën / SPF Finances · Vlaamse Belastingdienst / Brussel Fiscaliteit / SPW Fiscalité · Gemeente / Commune · OCMW / CPAS · RVA / ONEM · VDAB / Actiris / Le Forem · Ziekenfonds / Mutualité · Groeipakket / Allocations familiales