Information on the Belgian driving licence in Japan. All the useful information if you are travelling to Japan. All information on applying for a visa to Belgium. Scholarships and funding opportunities for Belgian students in Japan and Japanese students in Belgium.

All practical information on our Embassy in Tokyo. Contact details, opening hours, closing days and map of our Embassy in Tokyo. No inquiries by telephone. Please note that we cannot answer calls from unknown/private/restricted numbers.

All practical information on our Embassy in Tokyo.

All practical information about our Embassy in Tokyo and our honorary consulates in Japan.

The variety of the ties that unite Belgium and Japan is impressive, ranging from trade to culture, science, sports and much more. This is the result of decades of cooperation between our governments, institutions, private sector and citizens.

The embassy of Belgium in Tokyo is located at Nibancho 5-4, Chiyoda-ku and can be contacted by telephone on 3 326 201 91 and by email [email protected]. The consular section, which shares premises with the embassy, can be reached by email [email protected] .

May 13, 2024 · Applicants who are temporary visitors such as tourists, short-term business travelers, and foreigners transiting in Japan who require a Schengen visa to enter Belgium, as well as Japanese nationals currently residing outside of Japan, must submit their visa application in their country of residence at the Embassy or Consulate of Belgium (or one ...

Belgium–Japan relations are the bilateral relations between the nations of Belgium and Japan. Belgium has an embassy in Tokyo and five honorary consulates in Sapporo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, and Fukuoka. [1] Japan has an embassy in Brussels. [2]

Welcome to the registration page of the Embassy’s “Experience Belgium, King’s Day Celebration”. This year you will be able to experience all of Belgium’s flavours, attractions and diversity as our staff will take you on a mini tour of our beautiful country.

From December 5 to 9, Her Royal Highness Princess Astrid of Belgium, representing His Majesty the King, will lead the Belgian economic mission to Japan to its first stop in Tokyo. Several visits to businesses and with public officials are scheduled in order to explore further investment and business opportunities between Belgium and Japan.