If your Belgian number plate or vehicle registration certificate (kentekenbewijs/certificat d'immatriculation) is lost, stolen, or damaged, it's crucial to follow the correct procedure to obtain a replacement. The process varies slightly depending on whether you're replacing a plate, a certificate, or both, and if theft is involved. This guide will walk you through the essential steps, including police reporting, contacting the DIV (Direction for the Registration of Vehicles), and receiving your new documents.

Receiving a traffic fine in Belgium requires a timely and correct response. This guide outlines the essential steps to manage your fine, whether you need to make an immediate payment, identify the responsible driver for a company vehicle, or formally contest the offense. All actions are primarily handled through the secure Just-on-web/Fines portal, where you will need your official fine notice and digital identity to proceed. Strict adherence to deadlines is crucial to prevent escalation to court proceedings or increased penalties.

This page details the process for officially registering a vehicle imported from another European Union (EU) member state in Belgium. You will need to complete customs formalities, ensure the vehicle passes technical inspection, and apply for registration with the Belgian Vehicle Registration Service (DIV). This procedure is mandatory for all residents bringing an EU vehicle into Belgium for permanent use.

If you need to export a vehicle from Belgium or temporarily use it abroad, you must apply for a temporary Belgian export (X) plate. This procedure ensures your vehicle is legally registered for international transit for up to 30 calendar days. You will need to prepare specific original documents, secure temporary insurance, and submit your application in person at the FPS Mobility and Transport's TRANSIT counters in Brussels.

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of applying for a Belgian parking card for persons with disabilities. The card, issued by the Federal Public Service Social Security (FOD Sociale Zekerheid), is essential for using designated parking areas. You will learn about the eligibility criteria, the required application steps, and how to prepare the necessary identity and medical documentation for submission. Be aware that local parking rules may still apply, and the card's use is strictly personal.

The Belgian W plate is designed for individuals staying temporarily in Belgium who need to register a vehicle for a short period. This guide outlines the specific eligibility requirements, the necessary documentation, and the application steps to ensure your vehicle is legally compliant during your temporary stay. Applications must be submitted in person at the dedicated DIV TRANSIT counters in Brussels.