Life in Belgium, in your language

Four simple online tools for people who moved to Belgium. Pick what you need.

LetterLens

For whom: Anyone who receives official letters in Dutch or French (Belgium or the Netherlands): taxes, municipality, OCMW/CPAS, health insurance, school, fines…
What it does: Take a photo of the letter. You get a clear explanation in your language, the deadline, what to do next and a short reply draft. 10 languages.
Price: First letter free. Then €2.99 per letter or €9.99 for 5 letters.

For whom: Adults learning Dutch in Flanders (level A2–B1): for an NT2 course, an exam, work or citizenship.
What it does: Reading, vocabulary, grammar, speaking and writing practice, with correction of your texts and explanations in your own language.
Price: Free: 5 exercises and 1 corrected text per day. Full access: €9.99 for 30 days, one-time payment, no subscription.

For whom: Turkish- and Arabic-speaking people preparing the category B theory driving test in Flanders (the exam is in Dutch).
What it does: 300+ original practice questions in exam Dutch with Turkish translation and explanation (Arabic for 100+ questions), a 50-question simulator with the official scoring and an exam word list.
Price: Free: first 2 chapters and a 10-question mini test. Full access: €12.99 for 30 days, one-time payment, no subscription.

For whom: Parents of children aged 3–10 who grow up with two languages.
What it does: Personal stories with your child's name, in two languages side by side (e.g. Turkish–Dutch, Arabic–French, Polish–Dutch), printable with audio (MP3). Languages: Turkish, Arabic, Polish, Dutch, French, German, English.
Price: Free sample story. 5 stories with audio: €9.90 (audio in 1 language) or €14.90 (audio in both languages), one-time.