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A captivating treasure trove tucked in the heart of Western Europe, Belgium is a journey into a land of fairy-tale medieval towns, vibrant artistic legacies, and world-class culinary delights. A trip to Belgium offers an enchanting experience, from gliding down the romantic canals of Bruges to standing in awe of the gilded grandeur of Brussels' Grand-Place. This is a country where centuries-old belfries cast shadows over lively market squares, and where every cobblestone lane seems to whisper a story. Prepare for a vacation in Belgium that seamlessly blends history with modern-day buzz.
The allure of a holiday in Belgium is a feast for the senses, especially for food lovers planning a culinary tour. This is the undisputed home of decadent Belgian chocolate, crispy Belgian waffles piled high with toppings, and a legendary beer culture featuring hundreds of unique Trappist and Abbey ales. Beyond the cities, a Belgium tour reveals a diverse landscape, from the flat polders and sandy North Sea coast to the rolling hills and dense forests of the Ardennes, a region rich in history and outdoor adventure.
Whether you’re on a romantic getaway to Bruges, exploring the castles of Wallonia, delving into the fashion scene of Antwerp, or reflecting on history at the WWI battlefields of Flanders Fields, a holiday in Belgium is a compact and richly rewarding adventure. Its small size and fantastic train network make it the perfect destination for easy exploration and unforgettable day trips.
Belgium is located in Western Europe, bordered by France, the Netherlands, Germany and Luxembourg, with a short North Sea coastline. The country features flat coastal plains in the north, rolling countryside in central regions and forested hills in the south (Ardennes). For Indian travellers, Belgium’s compact size is a major advantage—most cities are reachable within 1–2 hours by train, making it ideal for short trips and multi-country Europe itineraries.
Belgium uses the Euro (EUR) as its official currency. Indian travellers can exchange currency in India or withdraw euros from ATMs easily available across cities. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, especially Visa and Mastercard, though carrying some cash is useful for small cafes and markets. Average costs are moderate by Western European standards, with meals ranging from €12–20 and local transport being affordable with day passes
Indian travellers can reach Belgium via direct or one-stop flights to Brussels International Airport (BRU) from major Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai. Belgium is part of the Schengen Zone, so a Schengen tourist visa is required. Travel time from India is approximately 8–10 hours depending on connections. Belgium is also easily accessible by train from Paris, Amsterdam and London, making it a seamless addition to Europe tours.
Please review the information below and arrange the necessary documents for your Belgium tourist visa. Submission of complete and accurate documentation will help ensure smooth processing of your visa application.
Recent Photograph (as per visa specifications)
Original Passport (front and relevant pages)
Sponsorship Proof
Sponsorship Letter
Sponsor’s Bank Statement (last 6 months)
Sponsor’s Passport / PAN Card
Sponsor’s Occupation Proof
(Salary slips or Business Registration Certificate)
Invitor’s Passport Copy (for friends or family invitation)
Invitation Letter (Friends / Family, if applicable)
Confirmed Travel Itinerary
Flight Tickets
Hotel Reservations
Travel Insurance Certificate
Visiting Card
Salary Slips (last 3 months)
GST Certificate (for self-employed applicants)
Higher Education Degree / Educational Certificates
Student ID Card (if student)
School / Institution NOC
Pension Proof (last 3 months, if applicable)
Personal Bank Statement
(Last 6 months, minimum balance of INR 3–3.5 lakhs per person; sealed and signed by the bank not more than 2 days prior to the appointment)
Income Tax Returns (ITR) (last 3 years)
National ID Card (Aadhaar or PAN Card)
Marriage Certificate
Name Change Affidavit
Rental Agreement
Partnership Deed
Estimated processing time: Approximately 15 working days
For any assistance or clarification regarding documentation, please feel free to contact us. Our team will be happy to guide you through the visa process.
The best time to visit Belgium is April to October, when the weather is pleasant and cities are lively. Spring (April–June) offers mild temperatures and blooming gardens, while summer (July–August) is ideal for festivals and coastal visits. Autumn (September–October) is perfect for fewer crowds and cultural sightseeing. Winter is colder but charming due to Christmas markets, especially in Brussels and Bruges.
Use Belgian rail passes for affordable intercity travel.
Stay in Brussels or Ghent and do day trips instead of changing hotels.
Eat at local bakeries and street waffle stalls for budget meals.
Look for free walking tours in major cities.
Book combo attraction tickets in advance.
Carry a reusable water bottle—tap water is safe.
Visit museums on free entry days (usually first Sunday).
Use supermarkets like Carrefour or Lidl for snacks.
Avoid peak summer weekends in Bruges to save on accommodation.
Pre-book experiences through YourTripTailor for better pricing and planning.
Comfortable walking shoes for cobbled streets.
Light jackets or layers—weather can change quickly.
Compact umbrella or rain jacket.
Universal travel adapter (Type C/E).
Modest clothing for churches and historic sites.
Basic medicines with prescriptions.
Power bank for long sightseeing days.
Small backpack for day tours.
Vegetarian snacks from India if preferred.
Extra luggage space for chocolates and souvenirs.
An industrial yet cultural city along the Meuse River, Liège offers vibrant nightlife, museums and easy access to the Ardennes region.
Belgium’s main coastal city on the North Sea, Ostend is known for beaches, seaside promenades and seafood, popular during summer months.
The capital of Belgium and the European Union, Brussels lies in central Belgium and is known for its grand Grand Place, Atomium, Royal Palace and vibrant comic culture. It serves as the main gateway city and an excellent base for day trips across the country.
Leuven is a historic university city in central Belgium and home to KU Leuven, one of Europe’s oldest and most prestigious universities. The city is known for its stunning Gothic Town Hall, vibrant student atmosphere, and beautiful Old Market Square, often called “the longest bar in the world.” Leuven is also close to Brussels, making it an easy half-day cultural stop for Indian travellers.Leuven is ideal as a half-day excursion from Brussels for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts and those interested in European university culture.
Often called the “Venice of the North,” Bruges is a beautifully preserved medieval city with canals, cobbled streets, Belfry Tower and chocolate shops, making it one of Belgium’s most romantic destinations.
A lively university city with medieval architecture, Ghent features Gravensteen Castle, St. Bavo’s Cathedral and scenic canals, offering a less touristy alternative to Bruges.
Located on the River Scheldt, Antwerp is Belgium’s fashion and diamond capital, famous for Antwerp Cathedral, historic guild houses and modern design culture.
Set at the confluence of the Meuse and Sambre rivers, Namur is known for its massive hilltop citadel and relaxed old town atmosphere.
A scenic riverside town surrounded by cliffs, Dinant is famous for Saxophone heritage, river cruises and dramatic landscapes.
Charleroi is located in southern Belgium (Wallonia) and is best known as a major transport hub, home to Brussels South Charleroi Airport, used by many budget airlines. While more industrial in character, Charleroi offers attractions like the Photography Museum, street art trails, and access to nearby natural areas, and is mainly used as a convenient arrival or departure point rather than a sightseeing base.Charleroi is primarily used for airport access, budget flight connections, or as a short stopover before heading to Brussels, Bruges or France.
Explore Grand Place, Manneken Pis, Royal Galleries and Atomium with a guided city tour that offers historical insights and smooth logistics. Tours typically run 09:00–13:00 or 09:00–17:00, starting from Brussels.
Visit Belgium’s most iconic modern landmark featuring panoramic city views and exhibitions inside its spheres. Open 10:00–18:00, and pre-booking avoids queues.
Learn to make authentic Belgian chocolates with expert chocolatiers in a hands-on workshop. Sessions usually run 1.5–2 hours, available between 10:00–17:00.
Glide through Bruges’ historic canals for postcard-perfect views of medieval buildings and bridges. Cruises operate 10:00–18:00, and advance booking is recommended during peak season.
Discover Bruges’ medieval history with a guided walk and climb the Belfry for city views. Tours run 09:00–16:00, starting in Bruges city centre.
Visit Gravensteen Castle, St. Bavo’s Cathedral and canal-side streets with a knowledgeable local guide. Duration is 2–3 hours, usually between 10:00–17:00.
Explore Antwerp’s diamond heritage and fashion quarter with a curated guided experience. Operates 10:00–16:00, starting from Antwerp Central Station area.
Enjoy a scenic river cruise surrounded by cliffs and historic towns, ideal as a half-day excursion. Cruises run 11:00–17:00, seasonal
Taste world-famous Belgian beers with expert explanations; vegetarian snacks are often included. Sessions last 1.5–2 hours, mostly in the evening.
A popular full-day guided excursion covering two iconic cities with transport included. Operates 08:30–18:00, starting from Brussels.
