Embassy of Belgium in Thailand

Belgium in Thailand

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Travel to Belgium

From 23 May 2022, measures for Belgium will only apply to travellers coming from a very high risk country.

The ban on non-essential travel to Belgium has been lifted. Travellers no longer need to present a proof of vaccination, nor complete the Passenger Locator Form. There is no obligation to test (pre-departure and after arrival) nor quarantine. More information on https://www.info-coronavirus.be/en/travels/.

 

Embassy accessible by appointment only

Visitors whose presence at the embassy is necessary, are requested to make an appointment beforehand.

The Embassy can be reached by telephone from Monday to Thursday from 8am to 12am and from 1pm to 4pm and on Friday from 8am to 12am and from 1pm to 3pm on +66 2 108 1800.

Please note that the visa section can only be reached by phone from Monday to Friday from 1pm to 3 pm. You can always contact the visa section by e-mail at the following address: bangkok.visa@diplobel.fed.be. For information about visa applications, please take contact with TLScontact (https://be.tlscontact.com/). 

Consular services:

Appointments for consular matters can be made by selecting the date and time of the appointment on our electronic calendar (E-appointment) by selecting the subject and clicking here (link - use Google Chrome).

If you are having difficulty registering your appointment online, please send us an email to consular.bangkok@diplobel.fed.be indicating the reason for the appointment and the preferred dates / times.
 

 

Visa for Thailand

For information about applying for Thai visa extensions, please visit www.immigration.go.th or contact a Thai Immigration Bureau. The Embassy of Belgium will not issue any support letters for visa extensions. 

For visa applications to Thailand from Belgium, please contact the Royal Thai Embassy in Brussels : https://www.thaiembassy.be/visa/?lang=en

 

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News

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On Thursday 26 January 2023, the charter of Philip of Alsace, Count of Flanders, which was kept in the Benedictine Abbey of Messines (Mesen) in West Flanders, and which had disappeared at the beginning of the First World War, was officially handed over to the State Archives of Belgium. The charter had resurfaced at The Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York City (The Met) in December 2016. In early 2020, The Met agreed return this precious document, which is part of our cultural heritage, to Belgium.

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