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On this page, you will find all the information about the visa for Belgium.
Last updated on
February 13, 2023
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.
Travelling to Belgium
For information on measures applicable on arrival in Belgium, please see our dedicated COVID-19 section
You should apply for your visa in person at the Belgian embassy or consulate which is competent for your country of residence, where you will be requested to communicate your travel destination as well as the circumstances of it.
On this page, you'll need to check your details, in order to verify your ability to stay officially in Belgium, so that you have money to live on.
If you're a tourist, you'll need to enter the number of days you'll be staying in the form below.
If you are coming to Belgium to work, you must have money to live on for the first time, until you receive your first salary. If your employer agrees to cover your expenses up to your first salary, he/she must send an official letter to the Uzbek embassy in Belgium.
If you are granted a national visa (type D) and already have an employer, you must have at least 700 EUR in your account for the period of your stay up to your first salary.
Note: representation in the matter of visa only concerns Schengen visa applications for:
Long stay visa applications (more than 90 days) or short stay visa applications aiming at a longer stay in Belgium (e.g. marriage in Belgium), are not covered by the representation agreement and must hence be lodged with the relevant Belgian embassy or consulate.
When your request for an extension of stay has been approved by the Immigration Office, you must make an appointment by using the link that has been sent to you. Meetings are possible on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:30 am to 11:30 am. The visa counter is located in the FPS Foreign Affairs (rue des Petits Carmes 27, 1000 Brussels).
Show up with your passport; payments are only made by Bancontact.
Do you need a new passport? To extend your visa or to legalise a document? The consular offices of the Foreign Affairs in Brussels no longer accept cash payments. You may now pay only by credit or debit card (Bancontact, Maestro, Visa, Mastercard) or receipt of postal payment.
Agreement regarding the joint processing of personal data in the framework of short stay or long stay visa applications. This document is not available in English. Please refer to the information
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