Karen: Hey Lisa. Larissa and me have recently moved to Belgium. 
Larissa: We have a few questions for you if you don't mind.
Lisa: Not at all. I'll be happy to help.
Karen: How long did it take you to get your papers?
Lisa: I still don’t have them. In April I’ll have another visit at the immigration office. Maybe then they will give me the Belgian residence.
Larissa: I didn’t know it’s taking such a long time. Especially as you are married to a Belgian citizen.
Lisa: They are taking their sweet time.
Karen: And did you have a police visit?
Lisa: Yes. But this was just a formality.
Karen: I have my first appointment scheduled for this Monday and I don’t know what to expect.
Lisa: They will ask you why you want to live here and if you want to work in Belgium.
Karen: I do.
Lisa: It will be fine. Then you will have three months to prove them that you are actively looking for a job.
Karen: That shouldn’t be a problem.
Karen: I hope it will go smoothly.
Lisa: I think for the EU citizens it’s not difficult. But it takes time. 
Lisa: After your meeting they will have six months to decide if they give you the residence. 
Larissa: Do you think it's difficult to get a job?
Lisa: You two speak decent French so it shouldn't be a problem. 
Karen and Larissa moved to Belgium and ask Lisa how to get the papers, the procedure and finding a job. Lisa doesn't have hers, as it takes time but shouldn't be a problem.