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Belgian CST for Foreigners

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The coronavirus barometer in Belgium has changed to code yellow as of March 7. This means that the Covid Safe Ticket is not applicable at this moment.
Measures still apply to travel to Belgium however. Please verify the following page to know what these measures are.

What to do when you arrive in Belgium? | Coronavirus COVID-19 (info-coronavirus.be)

Where can I get vaccinated?Where can I get tested?

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  • Belgian CST for Foreigners
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  • Covid Vaccination Certificate: Request for correction
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  • Request your Covid certificate to travel Covid-safe
  • Where to get vaccinated in Brussels?
  • Make your appointment for Covid-19 vaccination here
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION: please note that the Pacheco vaccination centre has moved. It is now located at Bd Pacheco, 34, 120 metres from the old centre (same pavement).

WHERE TO GET TESTED as of December 1, 2022:

  • In a pharmacy, for a rapid antigen test or a self-test: consult the list of pharmacies that perform the Covid rapid test: Trouver une pharmacie | Pharmacie.be
  • In a laboratory, a medical center or hospital: card constable on: doclr – Covid Test ;
  • At the doctor’s office (if the doctor performs the Covid-19 test). This possibility is left to the discretion of the doctor.

Beware of the validity of your vaccination certificate – inform yourself in advance! Several countries still require a valid vaccination certificate as a condition of entry into their territory. Consult immediately the procedure to be followed.

Reminder: wearing a mouth mask is still mandatory in care environments (hospitals, pharmacies,…) and remains recommended in very crowded places such as public transport.

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