Get Belgium Visa Fees

US citizens in possession of a valid US passport do not need a visa for airport transit, tourist or business trips for stays up to 90 days per 180 days.

In a normal situation, your Belgium Schengen visa takes up to 15 days to process. Some particular cases take longer, such as: If you have been required to submit additional documents (up to 30 days). If the number of visa applicants is too high (up to 30 days).

Applications received at the Belgian Embassy/Consulate General will be processed within 2 and 15 working days, provided that a complete file is submitted. We recommend that you introduce your applications 15 days prior to the intended departure date. Applications can be introduced up to 90 days in advance.

For most adults, the Belgium visa fee is €80, and you have to pay it when you submit the visa application....How Much Does a Belgium Visa Cost? CategoryFeeAdults€80Children aged between 6 and 12 years old€40Children younger than 6Free

In a normal situation, your Belgium Schengen visa takes up to 15 days to process. Some particular cases take longer, such as: If you have been required to submit additional documents (up to 30 days). If the number of visa applicants is too high (up to 30 days).

Proof Of Financial Funds For example, Belgium requires you to have a minimum of €95/day if you plan to stay in a hotel and €45/day if you use cheaper accommodation. Additional documents you can provide as proof are: Most recent bank statements.

Applications received at the Belgian Embassy/Consulate General will be processed within 2 and 15 working days, provided that a complete file is submitted. We recommend that you introduce your applications 15 days prior to the intended departure date. Applications can be introduced up to 90 days in advance.

220 euro: Application for a residence permit of more than 90 days submitted to a Belgian diplomatic or consular post (visa D) (study in a private higher education institution, au pair, professional card or proof of exemption, Working Holiday Scheme, annuitant, humanitarian reasons, etc.)