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If you collect income in Belgium (for instance, remuneration, pension, rent) and you reside in a foreign country, you have to file a 'non-resident income tax return'.
The embassy is not authorized to provide information on pension and taxation.
For questions concerning your “Non-resident income tax return”, please check the FPS Finance site.
Local tax authorities
Double taxation
- The double taxation agreement between Belgium and Sweden from 05.02.1991 is still in force, and determines which country can collect tax on your pension.
- The double taxation agreement between Belgium and Latvia from 21.04.1999 is still in force, and determines which country can collect tax on your pension.
- Why did I receive a non-resident tax return? Do I have to file this return?
- How to fill in correctly the non-resident income tax return?
- How to submit the non-resident income tax return online via MyMinfin (Tax-on-web)?
- Where can I find help for the non-resident income tax return?
If you want to contact the Non-residents tax administration directly, you can reach them:
- preferably by phone weekdays from 8:30 to 17:00 :+32 2 572 57 57
- Dutch - direct code: 17004
- French - direct code: 17005
- German - direct code: 17006
- alternative phone numbers: +32 2 575 46 00 or +32 2 576 84 50
If you have a Belgian ID-card, please keep it ready when you call.
- or by e-mail:
Please mention your Belgian national registry number or your BIS-number in your correspondence.
