The Protocol manages the privileges and immunities of the international diplomatic community in Belgium, the official visits of prominent foreign dignitaries, the Egmont Palace and its conference center, and the nobility titles and honorary distinctions.

From 22 November to 1 December, Her Royal Highness Princess Astrid of Belgium, representing His Majesty the King, will lead an economic mission to Brazil.

The economic study includes macroeconomic and sectoral information and covers the country that is the destination of a Belgian Economic Mission.This document is only available in French and Dutch.

The secretariat of the mission is located in room Pinheiros AB on floor -2 (E2) at the Tivoli Mofarrej São Paulo Hotel and will be operational from 22 to 27 November.

In the framework of the Belgian economic mission to Brazil 🇧🇪🇧🇷 in November, the Belgian Foreign Trade Agency conducted an interview with HE João MENDES PEREIRA, Ambassador of Brazil to Belgium, about the Brazilian economy, its main assets and the strong relationship between our two economies.

This is a list of ambassadors from Belgium with their respective postings around the world.

This page provides detailed information about Belgium's diplomatic missions, their locations, and the countries they are accredited to. Click on an entry to learn more about their roles and missions.

The Protocol Directorate draws attention to the fact that certificates of familycomposition are only issued to diplomats and consular officials registered inthe Protocol Register, who are in possession of a valid "D" special residencepermit.

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When meeting the King or a member of the Royal Family, the usual courtesy requires shaking hands. On presentation to His Majesty the King and in a later conversation, the traditional address is “Your Majesty”.