Belgium Travel Insurance

• Travel Insurance Premiums for Belgium
• Summary of Cover
• Popular Destinations
• Popular sports & activities
• Travel Risks in Belgium
• Embassy | Consulates
• Vaccinations | Immunisations for Belgium
• Visa Requirements
• EHIC (European Health Insurance Card) Available
• Useful Websites & Information

Here are some example quotes based on a 25 year old travelling to Belgium (excluding pre - existing medical conditions).

Brussels - Explore the ornate architecture of Brussels, the capital city of Belgium. Filled to the brim with incredible museums, shops, and more than a dozen Michelin star restaurants, this city really has it all. Whether you're enjoying a coffee in the Main Plaza, or strolling around this historic town, you're sure to find something you adore.

Bruges - Consider a trip to Belgium's 'Venice of the North', Bruges, or Brugge in Dutch. It's often described as medieval, due to its rustic nature and charm. Indulge your sweet tooth in Belgium's chocolate capital, with over 50 chocolate shops in and around the city, and a chocolate museum, it's the perfect treat to accompany the many Belgian beers Bruges has to offer. There is also many museums and historical sites to occupy yourself with, as well as a large and busy Christmas Market in November to December. Here you'll find dozens of stands filled with beautiful homemade trinkets and gifts, you won't be able to leave without purchasing at least one.

Tournai - Tour through the gothic beauty of Tournai, Belgium. Home of the Notre-Dame Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it's one of the world's most beautiful religious sites and definitely a must-visit. Climb up all 257 steps to the top of the Belfry, and you'll be amazed at the sights you can marvel at! You can also spend hours getting lost in the museum of Fine Art and immersing yourself in the rich culture of the city.

Antwerp - Saunter through the cobblestoned streets of Belgium's largest port, Antwerp. Be sure to bag a guided tour of its quaint but mighty architecture, even the railway station is a wondrous building. If you're feeling brave, navigate through the city yourself, and find dozens of hidden alleys and charming cafes, or stroll along the river of the port. You'd be a fool to miss experiencing a brewery tour, and sampling some of Belgium's finest beers, with many breweries having artisanal bakeries on site so you can fill up on pastries and superb locally made cheeses.

This is a popular destination for the British to travel to and most of these trips go off without a hitch, but always be aware of your personal belongings, as thieves and pickpockets sometimes operate in areas that are bustling with tourists. Always be cautious and vigilant of your surroundings.

As Belgium is world renowned for its incredible beer, if you're drinking then always take extra precautions and make sure you can get back to your hotel or lodging safely.

British Embassy in Belgium

Address: Avenue d'Auderghem 10, 1040 Brussels, Belgium

Telephone: (+32) 2 287 62 11

Email: public.brussels@fco.gov.uk

Vaccinations | Immunisations for Belgium

Courses and boosters are up to date as recommended for life in the United Kingdom - including seasonal flu, MMR, and vaccines required for pre-existing medical conditions:

Courses or Boosters: None.

Vaccines to be considered: Tetanus.

Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate: Not Required.​

Nationals of the European Union do not require a Visa, you are allowed to stay in Belgium for up to 90 days.

This Travel Insurance is underwritten by Travel Insurance Facilities and Insured by Union Reiseversicherung AG, UK. Travel Insurance Facilities are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Union Reiseversicherung AG are authorised by BaFin and subject to limited regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority.