Embassy of Belgium in Israel

Belgium in Israel

Welcome to our website

 

Click here to make an appointment to apply for a passport and/or an ID's 

 

Travel to Belgium :

Travelers from Israel are allowed to travel to Belgium without health restrictions. The following documents - Passenger Locator Form, proof of corona test, vaccination certificates, etc. - no longer need to be presented to go to Belgium.

For further information please consult the following website: https://www.info-coronavirus.be/en/travels/ (tel. +32 78 15 17 71)

Remark: when travelling to Belgium, the health regulations of the country of departure (Israel) and of the airline must also be taken into account.

Attention: access to the Consulate  only with confirmed appointment  In case of emergencies you can contact us by email: consulate.telaviv@diplobel.fed.be  

 

In summary :

  • All visits to the Consulate must be by appointment, also for procedures that were done without an appointment before (withdrawal of documents, legalisation, ...). 
  • Picking up a passport, ID or documents without an appointment =  only on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 08.30 – 09.30.
  • Appointments for requests of passports + ID can be made on our website .  Do not go to the Consulate without an explicitly confirmed appointment.
  • The Consulate will process all possible files by e-mail:
  • Do send all requested documents separately, titled PDF files. Not in PDF or incomplete? Your file cannot be processed.
  • Size of the email : no larger than 10MB. Are the files bigger, send them over several emails
  • Please send the documents:
    • Once your file is complete
    • All together, on the same day         
  • If birth, marriage, divorce certificate or other documents consist out of several pages, make sure they are scanned into 1 PDF file (including apostille, translations,…)
  • Title of the email: mention the family name, first name and date of birth of the person concerned
  • Rest of the email: explain in detail the purpose of the email.

 

This will notably be the case for the following procedures, which can be launched by email, without traveling to the Consulate:

  • Registration request, including the first registration of a child: you send us, by e-mail, a scanned copy of all the required documents.
  • Request for a consular attestation: you send us, by e-mail, a scanned copy of the completed and signed request form. As soon as the attestation is ready, an appointment will be made to withdraw the attestation and pay the consular fee.
  • Request to update your marital status: you send us, by e-mail, a scanned copy of the required documents. 
  • Life certificate request: processed entirely by e-mail. Click here for information.
  • Special nationality files: you send us, by e-mail, a scanned copy of the required documents. 
  • You will be invited to respect specific rules of health prudence during your visit to the Consulate. Click here to find out what they are. You will be reminded of them upon confirmation of the appointment. You are asked to respect them strictly, for the wellbeing of all.

 

Coronavirus COVID19 epidemic

You can check the travel advice on Israel in French or in Dutch.

Please do not come to the Consulate in you have symptoms of the infection.

 

 Brussels
Welcome to the website of the Embassy of Belgium in Israel. Belgian nationals will find detailed information on passports, identity cards, nationality under “Consular services”. An overview of the diplomatic and economic relations between Belgium and Israel as well as information on the Jewish community of Belgium can be found under “Belgium-Israel”. If you wish to travel to Belgium, you will discover all the treasures our country has to offer. In addition to local events, this website will also keep you updated on Belgian foreign policy, through daily press releases. 

 

News

02 Jun

Vandaag en morgen brengen Minister van Ontwikkelingssamenwerking Caroline Gennez, Minister van Defensie Ludivine Dedonder en de directeur sub-Sahara Afrika van de FOD Buitenlandse Zaken, Philippe Bronchain – als vertegenwoordiger van Minister van Buitenlandse Zaken Hadja Lahbib die in extremis in Brussel was weerhouden – een werkbezoek aan Niger, om er een pilootproject van de unieke geïntegreerde aanpak – diplomatie, development en defensie - van België te officialiseren.

27 May

On Friday May 26th, a diplomatic conference gathering 70 States in Ljubljana (Slovenia) adopted an historic agreement for a new multilateral treaty on mutual legal assistance and extradition for the prosecution of the most serious international crimes before national jurisdictions.

24 May

After the severe floods, Italy made an international appeal for emergency assistance through the European Civil Protection Mechanism (UCPM), which coordinates the response to natural and man-made disasters at EU level.

24 May

On Wednesday, the official delegation will leave Dakar to visit, among others, new investment projects in Bandia and Diamniadio by Belgian companies with a long-standing presence in Senegal.

23 May

From 21 to 25 May, Her Royal Highness Princess Astrid of Belgium, representing His Majesty the King, is leading an economic mission to Senegal. The programme for Monday and Tuesday takes place in the capital, Dakar, where a series of B2B meetings and sectoral workshops, a visit to the Port of Dakar and meetings with the authorities are planned to explore new investment and business opportunities between Belgium and Senegal.