zoesim catalogue 01 / 2026
Destinations  ›  Belgium Entry 060  ·  last checked 05.09.2026 BE
Atomium, Brussels, Belgium
060 Belgium

Belgium

BE 5G on 1 of 3 carriers

Belgium has dense mobile coverage from Proximus, Orange and Base. The eSIM uses these networks, with 5G from Proximus in many areas. Travellers reach for an eSIM here because it avoids the need to buy a prepaid SIM with registration and gives immediate data on arrival.

Selected 10 GB · 30 days
Belgium, 10 GB €10.90
Buy and receive the QR code Refundable while unused
Proximus First choice — what you will usually be on. 5G
Orange Second choice, where the first has no signal. LTE
Base Further fallback. LTE
Cities Brussels, Antwerp and Ghent have excellent coverage from all three networks, including 5G in city centres.
Rail and roads Belgium's rail network and motorways have continuous signal, including in tunnels on major lines.
Countryside Rural areas still have good LTE coverage, though 5G may not be available in small villages.
Border areas Coverage near the French, Dutch and German borders is continuous, with no significant gaps.
01

Registration

Belgian prepaid SIM cards require registration with ID; an eSIM purchased in advance avoids this step, but verify current law.

02

Public wifi

Public wifi is common in cities, but often requires a local number or email; mobile data is generally faster and more private.

03

Payment

Cards are widely accepted, including contactless, but some small cafes may only take cash; having data helps with online banking.

01

Does this eSIM work in Belgium?

Yes, it uses Proximus, Orange and Base networks.

02

Can I use 5G with this eSIM?

Proximus has 5G, so 5G is available where the network has coverage and your device supports it.

03

Do I need to register this eSIM?

No, the eSIM is pre-activated, but if you use a local SIM you would need to show ID.

04

How long is the eSIM valid?

Validity ranges from 1 to 180 days, depending on the plan.

05

What data allowances are available?

You can choose from 1GB up to 50GB.

06

Is coverage good on trains?

Yes, Belgium's rail network has continuous coverage, including in many tunnels.