Overview
The German Embassy in Brussels is the diplomatic mission of Germany to the Kingdom of Belgium. It plays a crucial role in the close political, economic, and cultural relations between the two neighboring EU member states.
Visa Services
As Belgium is a Schengen country, the embassy's visa section primarily handles applications for long-term national visas. Information on Schengen visa requirements for residents in Belgium is available on the website. Appointments are mandatory.
Consular Services
The embassy offers a comprehensive range of consular services for German citizens, including passport and ID card issuance, family law matters, and emergency assistance. An online appointment is required for all services.
Trade & Export Support
The economic department fosters the strong trade and investment relationship between Germany and Belgium. It supports German companies in the Belgian market and provides economic information, working with the German-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce (AHK Debelux).
Investment Opportunities
The embassy provides information on investment opportunities in both Germany and Belgium, connecting potential investors with relevant authorities and business networks.
Business Support
The embassy facilitates business contacts, provides market analysis, and supports German companies in navigating the Belgian business environment.
Cultural & Educational Programs
The cultural section promotes German culture, language, and science in Belgium through various events and collaborations with local partners, including the Goethe-Institut.
Appointment Information
Appointments for all consular and visa services must be booked online via the embassy's website. It is advisable to schedule appointments well in advance.
Special Notes
Security checks are in place for all visitors. Please check the embassy's website for the latest updates on services, opening hours, and public holidays.