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Once you left the territory your 3 years says bye bye.(more than six consecutive month and or over 5 years period more than ten months)

Upon your arrival you should count 5 years + 5months for PR + 3 months for citizenship process if everything goes ok with  you.

This period maximum may differ a month lets say 2.

My personal experience with the cities in Belgium i can say fastest process was in Oostende.

Good luck in following upcoming years .

@maharaji1984

thanks for your response. No I meant, I will leave Belgium (for some years) only after getting the citizenship. That why I wanted to know the best commune for quicker processing , so that I can get the citizenship quickly after 5 years stay and then make the temporary exit.

@greatjks

As i said timing process is aprox same. I wonder if process is 2 months faster in another city , for example in Arlon, would you mind to move to Arlon?

@greatjks

In general, it doesn’t really matter which commune you apply from — all applications are processed centrally in Brussels. The only difference can be in how long you wait to get an appointment and how quickly your documents are handled. In smaller villages, decisions that come from Brussels are processed the same day and you’re informed right away. But in bigger cities, this can take a few weeks. Overall, you might save around 1 to 1.5 months if you move from a city to a smaller village, but not more than that.