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Virtual phone number Belgium (+32)
Get a virtual phone number in Belgium with dialling code +32 and organise your business calls. Check number types, area codes and required documents to help customers wherever you are.
- Online management
- No installation
- Call forwarding
- Professional support
42 enabled prefixes · BelgiumChoose the area that suits your business.
+32
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Forward calls to:
MobileLandlinePhone systemSIP
Answer on your mobile, landline or phone system, depending on the destination you set.
Keep business enquiries separate from your personal phone and organise your calls.
Adapt incoming calls to your team and the way you work.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Reviews of our numbers in Belgium
Great service
All the problems that arose were resolved efficiently.
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Gran servicio
Se resolvieron todos los problemas que surgieron de una manera eficiente
A serious and responsible company
Very good support. I recommend them.
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Empresa seria y responsable
Muy buena atención. Los recomiendo.
YOUR LOCAL NUMBER IN MINUTES
Get your virtual phone number in Belgium
A virtual phone number in Belgium helps you organise calls from customers who want a contact number in that country. Use it to separate business enquiries from your personal phone and choose where calls are answered. Before ordering, decide who will answer and during which hours.
Catalogue number types: Local numbers, Mobile numbers. Check the updated list and confirm your specific number before ordering.
Choose the area or number type that suits your business and ask which numbers are available. Then configure the call destination according to your plan. If several people need to handle enquiries, request a quote for phone system options. Review the charges for each destination, especially if you will receive calls outside the country.
Prepare the holder’s details and the documents listed in the requirements section. Conditions may differ by number type and location. Our team can help check them before payment. Activation depends on number availability and successful document checks; a catalogue listing alone does not confirm activation.
Learn how virtual numbers work and compare FijoVirtual solutions. You can then request a quote with the area code, number type and forwarding destination you need.
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NATIONAL AREA CODES
Area codes and numbers in Belgium
View all area codes →Catalogue number types: Local numbers, Mobile numbers. Check the updated list and confirm your specific number before ordering.
Browse enabled locations and areas (43 records)
Availability and terms are confirmed when ordering.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Requirements for numbers in Belgium
Documents depend on the number type and holder. Check the groups below before applying; records without requirements data need confirmation.
You can also ask us about the requirements for your number. We can help you prepare the documents.
Local numbers
- Contact details
Full name and contact phone number. Businesses must also provide their registered name.
- Local company registration certificate
For businesses: official certificate from the number’s country with legal name, registration and address. PDF or colour copy in local language or English; check recency.
- Local address and activity
A document from the last three months showing name and local address. Bank statements, bills or official documents are accepted; rental contracts are not.
- Address within the area code
Physical address in the number’s area, including street, number, postcode, town and country.
- Colour identification PDF
Valid passport or ID as a colour PDF; both sides for an ID card. JPG, PNG and black-and-white copies are not accepted.
- Belgian VAT number
Active company VAT number: BE followed by ten digits, starting with 0 or 1.
View the locations covered
Aalst (53) · Antwerp (3) · Arlon (63) · Ath (68) · Bruges (50) · Brussels (2) · Charleroi (71) · Chimay (60) · Ciney (83) · Dendermonde (52) · Diest (13) · Dinant (82) · Durbuy (86) · Genk (89) · Ghent (9) · Hasselt (11) · Herentals (14) · Huy (85) · Kortrijk (56) · La Louviere (64) · Leuven (16) · Libramont-Chevigny (61) · Liege (4) · Luik (42) · Marche-en-Famenne (84) · Mechelen (15) · Mons (65) · Namur (81) · Ninove (54) · Nivelles (67) · Ostend (59) · Oudenaarde (55) · Roeselare (51) · Stavelot (80) · Tongeren (12) · Tournai (69) · Verviers (87) · Veurne (58) · Waremme (19) · Wavre (10) · Ypres (57)
Mobile numbers
- Contact details
Full name and contact phone number. Businesses must also provide their registered name.
- Local company registration certificate
For businesses: official certificate from the number’s country with legal name, registration and address. PDF or colour copy in local language or English; check recency.
- Physical address in the country
A real address within the number’s country; it need not match its city. PO boxes, virtual offices and foreign addresses are not accepted.
- Proof of address
Invoice, utility bill or insurance document. Confirm the required age, format and details for your location.
- Contact email
Email address of the end customer.
- Colour identification PDF
Valid passport or ID as a colour PDF; both sides for an ID card. JPG, PNG and black-and-white copies are not accepted.
- Belgian VAT number
Active company VAT number: BE followed by ten digits, starting with 0 or 1.
View the locations covered
Belgium (48) · Mobile (48)
IT’S THAT SIMPLE
How it works
1Choose your number
Select an area and check the options available for your business.
2Set up forwarding
Choose where calls should go and review the applicable rates.
3Start receiving calls
After activation, test incoming calls and adjust your call handling.
MORE THAN A NUMBER
Everything you need in one solution
Call forwarding
Answer on your chosen phone or phone system, depending on your plan.
Business hours
Ask about options for managing opening hours and welcome messages.
Call recording
Check availability and the terms for using this feature.
IVR and phone system
Organise menus and extensions with your selected phone system options.
SMS and notifications
Confirm number compatibility before ordering these features.
Online dashboard
Manage your service in the customer area and request help when you need it.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions about your virtual phone number in Belgium
Get answers before you order.
What is a virtual phone number in Belgium?
It is a telephone number that routes calls to a destination you configure. You offer a business contact with the country’s dialling code and choose where to answer. Available features depend on the plan you order.
Can I receive calls in another country?
Ask about forwarding to an international destination. Before enabling it, check that the receiving country is supported and review the rate. Charges may vary by destination and call type.
Do I need an address in Belgium?
Requirements depend on your chosen number and the account holder’s documents. Check the conditions before paying. Availability in a location does not replace the document checks needed to activate the service.
Which area codes are available?
This page shows enabled locations and areas from the catalogue. One city may have several records or area codes. Open the full list to compare options and confirm the specific number when ordering.
How much does a Belgium virtual phone number cost?
The standard fee starts at 10 €/month. With an annual plan, the equivalent monthly fee is 5 €, with no setup fee. This offer is half the standard catalogue fee. Check taxes and forwarding charges before ordering.
Can I receive SMS or verification codes?
Not every number or plan supports SMS. If you need messages or codes from a platform, check that specific compatibility before ordering. Do not assume a number will work with every application.
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Photo credits
Brussels — Francisco Conde Sánchez · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Antwerp — LBM1948 · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Ghent — Michielverbeek · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Bruges — Zairon · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Liege — A.Savin · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Leuven — Vandevorst, Kris · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
Namur — CEphoto, Uwe Aranas · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Charleroi — Jmh2o · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Mons — Jean-Pol GRANDMONT · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0