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For Belgian and other EU citizens:

Where do I vote? You should vote at a designated polling station located in the municipality where your official home address is registered.

Also, you can vote by proxy in Belgium.

You can find more information on the 'voting by proxy' page of the website of the Federal Public Service of Home Affairs (available in Dutch, French, and German).

Additional info for EU citizen voting in Belgian EU elections: You need to register by 31 March 2024 either by paper form or electronically via the e-Consul platform.

You can find all necessary information on the page Belge domicilié dans l'Union européenne of the website of the Federal Public Service of Foreign Affairs (available in Dutch, French, and German).

What documents should I bring? An ID document and the letter of the municipal administration calling you up to come to vote to that specific polling station.

Accessibility Information: Belgian voters with disabilities can have a specially adapted voting booth accessible to them. The voting booth can even be placed outside the polling station. If, due to a disability, you are unable to go to the polling booth or vote by yourself, you may, with the permission of the polling station's president, be accompanied or assisted by a person of your choice. If needed, a member of the polling station can be designated to assist you. The electoral law also provides for the possibility of arranging suitable transportation to pick you up from your residence and take you to the polling station.

For Belgian and other EU citizens:

Where do I vote? You should vote at a designated polling station located in the municipality where your official home address is registered.

Also, you can vote by proxy in Belgium.

You can find more information on the 'voting by proxy' page of the website of the Federal Public Service of Home Affairs (available in Dutch, French, and German).

Additional info for EU citizen voting in Belgian EU elections: You need to register by 31 March 2024 either by paper form or electronically via the e-Consul platform.

You can find all necessary information on the page Belge domicilié dans l'Union européenne of the website of the Federal Public Service of Foreign Affairs (available in Dutch, French, and German).

What documents should I bring? An ID document and the letter of the municipal administration calling you up to come to vote to that specific polling station.

Accessibility Information: Belgian voters with disabilities can have a specially adapted voting booth accessible to them. The voting booth can even be placed outside the polling station. If, due to a disability, you are unable to go to the polling booth or vote by yourself, you may, with the permission of the polling station's president, be accompanied or assisted by a person of your choice. If needed, a member of the polling station can be designated to assist you. The electoral law also provides for the possibility of arranging suitable transportation to pick you up from your residence and take you to the polling station.

Where do I vote? You must appear on Wednesday June 5, 2024 between 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. (local time) at the Belgian consulate where you are registered. You can also vote by proxy at a Belgian consulate or by post. For more information about these procedures please visit the links below.

Please note, that you need to be registered by 29 February 2024 at the latest, either by paper form or electronically via the e-Consul platform, considering your registration will be valid from the first day of the fourth month after the submission of your request.

You can find more detailed information on the website of the Federal Public Service of Foreign Affairs:

• section Belge domicilié dans l'Union européenne (available in French, German and Dutch)
• section 2024 elections: for Belgians abroad too! (available in English)

What documents should I bring? An ID document and the letter of the municipal administration calling you up to come to vote to that specific polling station.

Where do I vote? You must appear on Wednesday June 5, 2024 between 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. (local time) at the Belgian consulate where you are registered. You can also vote by proxy at a Belgian consulate or by post. For more information about these procedures please visit the links below.

Please also note, that you need to register by 29 February 2024 at the latest, either by paper form or electronically via the e-Consul platform, considering your registration will be valid from the first day of the fourth month after the submission of your request.

You can find more detailed information on the website of the Federal Public Service of Foreign Affairs:

• section Belge domicilié en dehors de l’Union européenne (available in French, German and Dutch)
• section 2024 elections: for Belgians abroad too! (available in English)

What documents should I bring? An ID document and the letter of the municipal administration calling you up to come to vote to that specific polling station.