Whether you are moving from Zurich to Brussels or returning from Belgium to Switzerland: we handle packing, transport and preparing the documents.
Brussels hosts many EU institutions. We handle moves of professionals and families between Switzerland and Belgium.
How your move to Belgium works
- Survey on site or by video call
- Inventory list for customs prepared together
- Export from Switzerland and import as household goods
- Direct transport or part load
- Delivery, assembly and unpacking on request
Good to know: Moving from Switzerland to Belgium
- A car can be brought in duty-free if you have lived outside the EU for at least 12 months, owned and used it for at least 6 months, import it within 12 months of the move and keep it in Belgium for at least 12 months afterwards.
- This is followed by a customs declaration (Single Administrative Document, pink form with customs vignette 705), a technical inspection and registration with the DIV. Registration tax (BIV) is due once the car is used on Belgian roads.
Sources (retrieved October 2026): Flämische Regierung: Fahrzeug aus einem Drittland nach Belgien mitnehmen. Rules change – the authorities of the destination country are authoritative.
Destinations in Belgium
Our destinations include Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, Liège.
Related services
- European removals – Moving abroad or to Switzerland, including customs papers for household goods.
- Van & part-load transport – Just a van and driver – or a part load on an existing route.
- Packing service – We pack and label boxes, with an inventory list on request.
- Furniture storage – Collection, storage and redelivery from one team.
Other countries
- Moving to Luxembourg
- Moving to Spain
- Moving to Portugal
- Moving to Poland
- Moving to the Czech Republic
Frequently asked questions
How long does a move to Belgium take?
It depends on distance and type of transport. With a direct trip we deliver without detours; with a part load the date depends on the tour. You receive the schedule with your quote. On documents, see also: Emigrating: customs and household goods.