Every year you will find that hundreds of thousands of Brits cross the Channel in their cars and enjoy a well-earned holiday in Belgium – a country full of historical interest, delicious waffles, and mouthwatering chocolate.
If you are one of these many people who are set to enjoy this beautiful country, travelling in your own car, you are likely here to find out what the rules and laws are around driving in Belgium.
Like many European countries, Belgium does have some nuances which can make it slightly different from driving in the UK. That is why it is important that you are prepared for this before you set off.
Belgium Driving Laws
At the most basic level, to drive in the Belgium you need to be over 18 and hold a full valid driving license.
If you have a driving licence that has been issued within the EU or EEA country (including the UK) then this is all you require.
An International Driving Permit is not required for UK drivers unless you are planning on staying in the country for more than 185 days.