Belgium

You can travel to Belgium if you’re a citizen or resident of an EU/Schengen Area country or if you're travelling for an essential purpose. You can also travel to Belgium if you're resident in a third country considered safe by Belgium. Australia is on this list. You need to be vaccinated with an EU-approved vaccine, have a negative COVID-19 test less than 72 hours old, or proof of recovery from COVID-19. Travel to, or transit via, Belgium from a number of ‘very high risk’ countries is prohibited. Testing and self-isolation requirements may apply. See 'Travel'. If you've been issued with Australia’s International COVID-19 Vaccination Certificate, you can obtain a 30-day Belgian COVID Safe Ticket (CST) for everyday use in Belgium. Belgium will also accept certificates issued under the EU Digital Certificate Scheme.

We advise:

Exercise a high degree of caution in Belgium due to the risk of terrorist attack.