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Visa for Belgium

 

Mandatory form for travel to Belgium

From August, 1st, all persons returning to Belgium and all persons travelling through Belgium and who are staying at least 48 hours must fill out an identification form (Passenger Locator Form). You can find this form here.

 
Public consultation

The European Commission has decided to launch a public consultation on the perspective of digitalisation of the visa procedure (E-visa) and on the creation of an EU online visa application portal, aimed at a target audience: the travel industry, European agencies directly or indirectly linked to the EU visa policy, visa applicants and the general public. Read more...

The website of the Immigration Office is currently being completely renewed and is still under construction. If you notice that a link does not work, please go to the opening page of the website: https://dofi.ibz.be/en. Or consult the page in another language.

Information on the GDPR

General Data Protection Regulation. Information to be provided to applicants concerning the processing of personal data in the Visa Information System (VIS) provided upon short stay visa applications.

Privacy statement. Processing of personal data in the context of a visa application.

 

All the information concerning visa applications for Belgium is available on the website of the Foreigners Department of the FPS Home Affairs, which is the competent Belgian authority for access to the territory, stay, residence and removal of foreigners in Belgium.

Attention: Due to the Covid-19, visa application for short and long stay can only be introduced directly at the Embassy of Belgium in Jakarta, not at VFS Global, and this until further notice.

 
Important remarks

  1. There is no legal right to a visa.
  2. A later change of the purpose of the visa is not admissible.
  3. Additional documents or proof may be asked by the consular officer in individual cases.
  4. All original documents should be presented together with a photocopy.
  5. At the entry in the Schengen area the immigration authorities may ask to see the supporting documents to the visa application. Therefore the applicant should carry the originals or copies with him/her.
  6. Incomplete application forms or insufficient supporting documents will result in a negative decision on the application.
  7. In case a visa is not approved, the consular fee paid with the application will not be refunded.  

 
General Information

 
Schengen visa

Since the 1st September 2011, following an agreement between the three Benelux countries, applications for Schengen visas are centralised and should be introduced through the VFS website for visa applications to travel to Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg. The VFS "Benelux" call center can be reached at +62 21 304 187 12 and by e-mail. 

Following the mutual visa waiver agreement signed with the European Union on 26 May 2015, Timor Leste citizens are allowed visa-free for 90 days within 180 days inside the Schengen Area.

The Embassy of Belgium continues to deliver the other types of visas.

 

 

Marriage

 
Cohabitation

 
Au pair

 
Family reunion (not yet available in English)

 
Luxembourg

See www.mae.lu/fr/Site-MAE/Immigration