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Pension

Social security

You meet the requirements for entitlement to a pension in Belgium? If so, how should you apply for it and how can you collect it? Answers to all your questions are to be found on this page.

Unemployment benefits

Social security

If you have worked and paid social security contributions in another European Union country, you can enjoy an unemployment benefit in Belgium, this when you meet the applying conditions and complete some formalities.

Please note: Belgium does not have an unemployment insurance scheme for the self-employed. This information concerns employees only.

Preventive health measures in Belgium

Health

Here you will find an overview of the compulsory vaccinations in Belgium and of the existing vaccination programmes.

Other social allowances

Social security

Certain categories of persons can receive supplementary social benefits in Belgium: more specifically people with a disability or handicap and the elderly.

Health and safety at work

Work and retirement

In Belgium, the employer must take measures to ensure the health and safety of employees at work.

Simplified audit report

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Benefits for accidents at work and occupational diseases

Social security

The Federal Agency for Occupational Risks is the centre of expertise for occupational risks, particularly those related to accidents at work and occupational diseases.

Equal treatment in the workplace

Work and retirement

In Belgium all employees are entitled to equal treatment in the workplace: employee rights are protected through different legal provisions concerning anti-discrimination. Specific regulations apply in the fight against employment inequality or to decrease the wage gap between men and women.

Healthcare refunds

Health

Below you can find practical information about the right to reimbursement of healthcare in Belgium.

Employment contract

Work and retirement

The employment contract is a fundamental part of the relationship between the employee and the employer.

The rules attached to it can vary according to the status of the worker: blue-collar worker, employee, salesman, domestic worker, student, ... or according to the working regime (full-time or part-time) or the duration of the contract (permanent or fixed-term contract).