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For Israeli citizens travelling to Belgium
Israeli citizens traveling to Belgium or any other Schengen country do not need a visa if they do not stay in the Schengen area more than 90 days in a 180-day period. When travelling to Belgium, their passport must be valid for at least 3 months after the end of their intended stay in Belgium.
The foreigner who is not staying in a lodging house subject to the legislation on control of travellers must, within three working days of entering Belgium, register with the municipal administration of the place where they are staying, unless they fall under one of the categories of foreigners exempt from this obligation.
NB: the foreigner admitted to a hospital or similar nursing facility for treatment during a trip in Belgium and the foreigner arrested and detained at a penal institution or at a facility for the protection of society are exempt from presenting themselves to the municipal administration.
The foreigner will receive a declaration of arrival. [Annex 3 of the Royal Decree of 8 October 1981]
This document is valid for a maximum of 90 days from the date of entry into Belgium, unless the foreigner holds a visa that stipulates a shorter duration.
Since April 10, 2026
With “My Address in Belgium” (MAB), foreign nationals can now declare their short stay address online.
Visit the My Address in Belgium page of our website for all the details.
General information
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. All visa applications must be handed in latest 3 weeks before your departure.
The accredited doctors are: Dr. Lerner (+972-522947159) and Dr. Kalwary (+972-544884493).
You cannot book an appointment online, please send your entire application to the Embassy by email: consulate.telaviv@diplobel.fed.be.
If your file is complete, you will be given an appointment by the Embassy.
Competent authority for visa applications
All the information concerning visa applications for Belgium is available on the website of the Immigration Office of the FPS Home Affairs, which is the competent Belgian authority for access to the territory, stay, residence and removal of foreigners in Belgium.