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I was born and still live in the UK, and i was in belgium for 3-4 years, kept going back to my own country every once in a while , i never worked in  belgium.
I know i have to get police certificate from other countries, i wanted to know if there was a chance of getting caught out if i didnt send them the police certificate from belgium, i have no criminal records, i just want to avoid going through the hassle of getting the certificate and paying even more fees, would it be possible for them to find out i lived in belgium if i dont mention it or put the certificate? 

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5 hours ago, Bluepanda92 said:

I was born and still live in the UK, and i was in belgium for 3-4 years, kept going back to my own country every once in a while , i never worked in  belgium.
I know i have to get police certificate from other countries, i wanted to know if there was a chance of getting caught out if i didnt send them the police certificate from belgium, i have no criminal records, i just want to avoid going through the hassle of getting the certificate and paying even more fees, would it be possible for them to find out i lived in belgium if i dont mention it or put the certificate? 

It's safer to go through the hassle now and get the police certificate than  go through the hassle later when  you are found out. 

 
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