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Gemeentehuis Kortenberg
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Gemeentehuis Kortenberg

Town halls3.3(35)Closed now· Opens at 09:00

About

Town hall of Kortenberg: residence registration, civil status, ID cards, driving licences.

What this place offers

  • Restroom
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Customer reviews

Reviews from Google
  • Dilwar Mandal2 months ago

    Very positive experience with the Municipality of Kortenberg. The staff are always friendly, helpful, and professional. Whenever I have a question, they provide clear information and genuinely try to help find a solution. The service is efficient and well organized. Thank you for the excellent service!

  • Pathik Bhatt8 years ago

    It is a nice office. Well organized and best part is, it is open on Saturday! The language of work is Flemish, which does not put me off. Have been there couple of times. Staff are friendly and accommodating. Happy with the service until now.

  • Patrick Penninckx5 months ago

    Bad flooding again on Mombaersstraat and nobody to be seen. It's been going on for over 30 years. I'm tired of it and I'm going to file a lawsuit.

  • Radek Branickia year ago

    Great. I was apprehensive because I don't speak Flemish, but the lady who welcomed us was kind and helpful. She used a bit of sign language, but we managed to sort everything out. I highly recommend the service.

  • You are required to ensure that the services provided by the house are designed to be efficient and efficient, and the quality of your caractère is consistent with your needs. After the last 13 years in Belgium, the last days of the grand voyageurs and the rest of our journeys, after the 13 years in Belgium, the long term rest of the grand handicap, but on arrival after the break. And as a result, the customers of Kortenberg are generally responsible for the development of the French language and are therefore more successful in their linguistic supériorité. Comme dans beaucoup d'autres pays, l'anglais devrait rester la langue « de secours », car tout le monde n'a pas la capacité de parler plusieurs langues. You follow the example of the Suisse and the linguistic problems associated with the three official languages. On the contrary, because of the diversity of other languages, they are proud and non-revenient when it comes to their identity with the language of their maternelle, and they are also used for communicating with each other. Dans ce sens, les conductors de la maison communale ne montrent pas le bon exemple. I must say that the services of the community center are efficient and well organized, and I really appreciate the strictness of the Flemish character. For my wife and I, who have been and still are avid travelers, and after 13 years in Belgium, the Flemish language is still the major handicap, but we manage, because by stammering a few words, the shopkeepers in Kortenberg are generally very understanding of the French, who do not claim linguistic superiority. Just as in many other countries, English should remain the ‘language of necessity,’ because not everyone speaks other languages ​​easily. I always give the example of Switzerland, which does not have all these language problems with its 3 official languages. On the contrary, those who have the diversity to speak multiple languages ​​should be proud and not clumsily claim their identity through their mother tongue by blocking themselves from communication with others... in that sense, the leaders of the community center are not setting a good example.

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