Compulsory for anyone not residing in Belgium to present a Digital Covid Certificate upon entry; i.e. a valid vaccination certificate. Exceptions apply (stays of less than 48 hours). No test obligation for anyone who enters the country (resident and non-resident) with a certificate. For Belgian residents without a certificate travelling from a dark red country or a third country not on the white list of Europe should undergo a rapid antigen (RAT) or a PCR test on day 1 after their arrival. For people from countries or regions with circulation of a new variant Concern (VOC) strict testing rules remain unchanged.; 23/05/2022: no VOC or high-risk countries; passenger locater forms are no longer required; all travel restrictions lifted.

Compulsory for anyone not residing in Belgium to present a Digital Covid Certificate upon entry; i.e. a recent test. Exceptions apply (stays of less than 48 hours). No test obligation for anyone who enters the country (resident and non-resident) with a certificate. For Belgian residents without a certificate travelling from a dark red country or a third country not on the white list of Europe should undergo a rapid antigen (RAT) or a PCR test on day 1 after their arrival. For people from countries or regions with circulation of a new variant Concern (VOC) strict testing rules remain unchanged.; 23/05/2022: no VOC or high-risk countries; passenger locater forms are no longer required; all travel restrictions lifted.

Compulsory for anyone not residing in Belgium to present a Digital Covid Certificate upon entry; i.e. a recovery certificate. Exceptions apply (stays of less than 48 hours). No test obligation for anyone who enters the country (resident and non-resident) with a certificate. For Belgian residents without a certificate travelling from a dark red country or a third country not on the white list of Europe should undergo a rapid antigen (RAT) or a PCR test on day 1 after their arrival. For people from countries or regions with circulation of a new variant Concern (VOC) strict testing rules remain unchanged.; 23/05/2022: no VOC or high-risk countries; passenger locater forms are no longer required; all travel restrictions lifted.

Compulsory for anyone not residing in Belgium to present a Digital Covid Certificate upon entry; i.e. a recent test. Exceptions apply (stays of less than 48 hours). No test obligation for anyone who enters the country (resident and non-resident) with a certificate. For Belgian residents without a certificate travelling from a dark red country or a third country not on the white list of Europe should undergo a rapid antigen (RAT) or a PCR test on day 1 after their arrival. For people from countries or regions with circulation of a new variant Concern (VOC) strict testing rules remain unchanged.

Compulsory for anyone not residing in Belgium to present a Digital Covid Certificate upon entry; i.e. a recovery certificate. Exceptions apply (stays of less than 48 hours). No test obligation for anyone who enters the country (resident and non-resident) with a certificate. For Belgian residents without a certificate travelling from a dark red country or a third country not on the white list of Europe should undergo a rapid antigen (RAT) or a PCR test on day 1 after their arrival. For people from countries or regions with circulation of a new variant Concern (VOC) strict testing rules remain unchanged.

If you have a vaccination certificate or a certificate of recovery; you don't need to be quarantined or be tested; 19/07/2021: Upon returning from a high-risk European area; people who have not yet been fully vaccinated must; in addition to a PCR test on day 1 (with quarantine at stake); perform a PCR test on the day 7. The test on day 1 is not necessary if the person in question has already undergone a PCR test in the 72 hours prior to arrival on Belgian territory. A positive result to a PCR test will imply an obligation of quarantine of 10 days; without possible interruption. Also; regarding events; fully vaccinated people (full vaccination plus two weeks); who present a certificate of recovery or a recent negative test can use the Covid Safe Ticket to attend; as from 13/08/2021; outdoor events bringing together 1;500 people or more; and as from 01/09/2021; indoor events. In case of use of the Covid Safe Ticket; the rules concerning the wearing of a mask; social distancing and CIRM / CERM restrictions are abandoned; 29/10/2021: For public events; the use of the Covid Safe Ticket for events from 200 people indoors and 400 people outdoors is required; 01/11/2021: the application of the Covid Safe Ticket is compulsory in all HORECA (Hotels/Restaurants/Cafeterias) and fitness establishments (For staff; wearing a mask is mandatory since 29/10); 20/11/2021: The Covid Safe Ticket (with the wearing of a mask) are compulsory for public events and private meetings with more than 50 people indoors or more than 100 people outdoors; in catering establishments (including private events that take place there); in theaters; concert halls; music halls; cabarets and other performance halls; multipurpose halls that host cultural activities; indoor circuses; cinemas; museums and amusement parks and other theme parks (interiors).; 7/03/2022: CovidSafe ticket does not apply; barometer set to yellow.

If you have a vaccination certificate or a certificate of recovery; you don't need to be quarantined or be tested; 19/07/2021: Upon returning from a high-risk European area; people who have not yet been fully vaccinated must; in addition to a PCR test on day 1 (with quarantine at stake); perform a PCR test on the day 7. The test on day 1 is not necessary if the person in question has already undergone a PCR test in the 72 hours prior to arrival on Belgian territory. A positive result to a PCR test will imply an obligation of quarantine of 10 days; without possible interruption. Also; regarding events; fully vaccinated people (full vaccination plus two weeks); who present a certificate of recovery or a recent negative test can use the Covid Safe Ticket to attend; as from 13/08/2021; outdoor events bringing together 1;500 people or more; and as from 01/09/2021; indoor events. In case of use of the Covid Safe Ticket; the rules concerning the wearing of a mask; social distancing and CIRM / CERM restrictions are abandoned; 29/10/2021: For public events; the use of the Covid Safe Ticket for events from 200 people indoors and 400 people outdoors is required; 01/11/2021: the application of the Covid Safe Ticket is compulsory in all HORECA (Hotels/Restaurants/Cafeterias) and fitness establishments (For staff; wearing a mask is mandatory since 29/10); 20/11/2021: The Covid Safe Ticket (with the wearing of a mask) are compulsory for public events and private meetings with more than 50 people indoors or more than 100 people outdoors; in catering establishments (including private events that take place there); in theaters; concert halls; music halls; cabarets and other performance halls; multipurpose halls that host cultural activities; indoor circuses; cinemas; museums and amusement parks and other theme parks (interiors).; 7/03/2022: CovidSafe ticket does not apply; barometer set to yellow.

Compulsory for anyone not residing in Belgium to present a Digital Covid Certificate upon entry; i.e. a valid vaccination certificate. Exceptions apply (stays of less than 48 hours). No test obligation for anyone who enters the country (resident and non-resident) with a certificate. For Belgian residents without a certificate travelling from a dark red country or a third country not on the white list of Europe should undergo a rapid antigen (RAT) or a PCR test on day 1 after their arrival. For people from countries or regions with circulation of a new variant Concern (VOC) strict testing rules remain unchanged.