BCH › Europe › Border Crossings in Belgium

Belgium

Belgium flag

Belgium's border crossings are woven into everyday life, with constant movement between neighboring regions for work, trade, and travel. Many crossings are seamless, but traffic around major urban areas can still become the biggest factor in your journey.

14

Border Crossings

Listed in BCH

Capital

Brussels

Time Zone

UTC+1

Belgium

Understanding Belgium

Belgium’s mix of historic cities, farmland, and coastal areas shapes crossings with France, Luxembourg, Germany, and the Netherlands. Weather is stable, though holiday traffic can add delays. Nearby WWII sites and medieval centers enrich the route.

Border Map

Page 1 of the printable Belgium border guide
Printable guide · PDF, 2 pages

Belgium border crossings on one map

Every crossing on a map, with opening hours, typical waits and this month's closures. Print it for the trip, or hand it to your drivers.

Download the PDF
For websites and reports

Show this map on your site. Copy the code below; the image updates when we update the guide.

Quick Information

Capital Brussels
Official Language Dutch / French
Currency Euro (EUR)
Calling Code +32

Quick Information

Capital Brussels
Official Language Dutch / French
Currency Euro (EUR)
Time zone UTC+1
Calling code +32

Travel Tip

Belgium is small enough that overland journeys between different regions are often quicker than visitors expect. Road signs appear in different languages depending on where you are, which can make navigation feel like a gentle language lesson along the way.

Border Crossings in Belgium

Browse border crossings connecting Belgium with its neighbouring countries.

14 crossings

Border crossings will load when this tab is opened.

Crossing Tip

Belgium is small enough that overland journeys between different regions are often quicker than visitors expect. Road signs appear in different languages depending on where you are, which can make navigation feel like a gentle language lesson along the way.