Belgium's three regions have confirmed the introduction of a new road tax that will apply to motorists travelling through the country starting next year.
By Europa Express11 Jul 2026 · 06:30 CETUpdated 11 Jul 2026 · 06:30 CET
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Core Briefing: Belgium to introduce road tax for foreign drivers
Strategic Context: Belgium's three regions have confirmed the introduction of a new road tax that will apply to motorists travelling through the country starting next year.
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According to The Local, authorities in Belgium’s three regions announced on Friday that they will implement a new road tax system. The legislation is set to take effect next year and will be mandatory for foreign drivers transiting through Belgian territory.
The announcement follows a decision by regional officials to harmonise charging protocols across the country. Further details regarding the implementation process or the specific costs associated with the new road tax were not provided.