Jobs in Belgium for Expats
Browse international jobs in Belgium with visa support. Brussels hosts EU institutions, NATO, and global HQs; Antwerp is a logistics and diamond hub; Ghent has a lively tech and research ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What work permit do I need for Belgium?
Non-EU candidates need a Single Permit (combined work and residence authorisation). Employers apply to the regional authority (Flanders, Wallonia or Brussels). Processing takes 2–4 months. The EU Blue Card is also available for higher-paid roles.
What salaries are typical in Belgium?
Mid-level IT salaries run €45,000–€65,000/year in Brussels; senior/staff roles reach €75,000–€110,000. Belgium has high social charges but offers strong benefits (13th/14th month pay, meal vouchers, company cars).
Is English enough to work in Belgium?
For EU institutions, NATO, international organisations and many tech roles in Brussels and Ghent — yes. For local Belgian companies, French or Dutch is often preferred. Antwerp and Ghent work mainly in Dutch; Wallonia in French.
How does the expatriate tax regime work?
Belgium's Special Expat Regime allows up to 30% tax-free reimbursement of gross salary for qualifying expats recruited from abroad. Available for 5 years, extendable by 3. It substantially reduces effective tax on high earners.