
Send a fax to Belgium from anywhere
Fax a Belgian landline from anywhere: type the 9-digit number with its 0, upload a PDF and follow delivery live. First page free, no account or machine needed.
Faxturbo faxes a Belgian landline from your browser. Choose Belgium, enter the number including its initial 0 and the form adds the +32 prefix.
A Belgian fixed number has nine digits including the leading 0: 02 for Brussels, 03 for Antwerp, 04 for Liège, 09 for Ghent, 081 for Namur. Mobile numbers begin 04xx and have ten digits, so they are refused.
Belgium works in three languages, so a city appears under several names (Brussels, Bruxelles, Brussel), but only the digits matter when dialling. Operators are moving lines to fibre and IP voice, which can make fax reception less steady on some connections.
Belgian offices generally keep weekday hours, so send within them if a person has to pick up the pages. There is no account to create: upload the file, enter the number, confirm with the link emailed to you and follow the live status page. Sending one page costs nothing. Longer documents cost a flat €3.99 including VAT per fax, and PDF delivery receipts can be added for €2.99 including VAT.
Belgium fax numbers: how to enter them
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Dialling code | +32 |
| ISO country code | BE |
| Accepted numbers | 9 digits starting with 0, spaces allowed (04xx mobiles have 10 digits) |
| Example number | 024751234 |
| Area | Europe |
Belgium: which numbers pass and which fail
| What was typed | Outcome | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| 02 475 12 34 | Accepted | Brussels |
| 03 123 45 67 | Accepted | Antwerp |
| 04 222 33 44 | Accepted | Liège |
| 09 123 45 67 | Accepted | Ghent |
| 081 22 33 44 | Accepted | Namur |
| 0470 12 34 56 | Rejected | A mobile number, which no fax can reach |
| 2 475 12 34 | Rejected | The opening 0 has been left out |
| 00 2 475 12 34 | Rejected | An unwanted 0: numbers here do not start with one |
| 32 2 475 12 34 | Rejected | Country code attached with neither + nor 00 |
| 02 475 12 3 | Rejected | At least one digit is missing |
Area codes for the main cities
| City or type of line | Area code |
|---|---|
| Brussels | 02 |
| Antwerp | 03 |
| Liège | 04 |
| Ghent | 09 |
| Namur | 081 |
| Mons | 065 |
Belgium: who still takes faxes?
- Some practices, pharmacies and care homes still exchange forms and referrals by fax.
- Notary offices and law firms sometimes take preliminary pages by fax.
- Agents and building managers may still circulate signed documents this way.
- Some local administrations keep a fax line next to their email contact.
We do not list any organisation’s fax number. Use the one on a recent letter or on the recipient’s official website.
The official online option
Belgian online services rely on the electronic ID card and the itsme app to sign you in, the eBox delivers official documents digitally, and care providers connect through the eHealth platform.
Whatever the country, a quick call or email to ask which channel the recipient prefers will save you a failed attempt.
Belgium: time zone and business hours
| Time zone | Central European Time (CET), with summer time (CEST) |
|---|---|
| Offset from UTC | UTC+1 in winter, UTC+2 in summer; one hour ahead of London all year |
| Typical business hours | Weekdays, roughly 8:30 to 17:00, with a lunch break in many offices |
Belgium: common questions
- How do I type a Belgian fax number?
- Select Belgium and enter the nine digits with the leading 0, for example 02 475 12 34. Spaces are ignored and the form adds +32.
- Can I fax a Belgian 04xx number?
- No. Mobile numbers start with 04 and have ten digits, such as 0470 12 34 56. Landlines, including Liège’s 04 222 33 44, have only nine digits and are accepted.
- What does it cost to fax Belgium?
- Sending one page costs nothing. Longer documents cost a flat €3.99 including VAT per fax, and PDF delivery receipts can be added for €2.99 including VAT.
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