Planning Baku’s old-meets-new skyline, Sheki’s Silk Road charm, or the mud volcanoes of Gobustan? As a Belgian passport holder, you can apply for the Azerbaijan eVisa completely online. This 2026 guide explains eligibility, documents, fees, timelines, and a clean step-by-step application flow—so your trip runs smoothly from the moment you plan to the moment you land.

Why Belgian Travelers Are Choosing Azerbaijan in 2026

Short, efficient eVisa process (standard in ~3 working days; urgent often in ~3 hours).
Great value destination: quality hotels, food, and transport at friendly prices.
Compact itineraries: Baku city breaks, wine routes, Caspian coast day trips.
Rich heritage: UNESCO-listed Walled City of Baku, Maiden Tower, and Gobustan.

Do Belgian Citizens Need a Visa for Azerbaijan?

Yes. Belgians require a visa to enter Azerbaijan. The easiest route is the Azerbaijan eVisa (ASAN Visa) for short stays such as tourism or short business visits.

Azerbaijan eVisa for Belgian Citizens: Validity, Stay & Entry Rules

eVisa validity window & permitted stay

Validity window: typically 90 days from the date the eVisa is issued.
Permitted stay: up to 30 days in Azerbaijan on each approved eVisa.
Entry deadline: you must enter within the eVisa’s validity window.
Always carry a printed copy of your approved eVisa with your passport at immigration.

Single-entry vs multiple-entry—what Belgians should know

The eVisa is generally single-entry.
If you need multiple-entry or longer duration for business or repeated travel, apply for a consular/embassy visa instead of an eVisa.

Azerbaijan Visa Types for Belgians (Tourist, Business, Transit)

Tourist eVisa

Purpose: leisure, visiting friends/family, short cultural trips.
Single entry; stay up to 30 days within a 90-day validity period.

Business travel: eVisa vs consular visa

Short business meetings/events may be covered by the single-entry eVisa (check purpose in your application).
For multiple entries, longer projects, or repeated travel, use a consular business visa.

Transit considerations

Airside transit may not require a visa if you don’t pass immigration. If you plan to enter Azerbaijan during a layover, apply for an eVisa in advance.

Documents Required for the Azerbaijan eVisa (Belgium)

Prepare clear, legible digital files before you start:

Belgian passport valid 6+ months beyond your planned arrival date.
Biometric-style photo (recent, plain background).
Travel details: tentative dates, accommodation info (hotel booking or host details).
Active email (to receive the eVisa PDF).
Bank card for secure online fee payment.
Travel insurance is strongly recommended.

For certain business visits, an invitation letter from the host organization may be requested—check your case specifics.

How to Apply for an Azerbaijan Visa from Belgium – Step by Step

Step 1: Pick the right visa category

Choose Tourist for leisure trips or Business for meetings/events. If you expect multiple entries or a longer stay, consider a consular visa.

Step 2: Prepare digital documents

Scan your passport’s biodata page and have your compliant ID photo ready. Keep accommodation details at hand.

Step 3: Complete the online form accurately

Enter your name, passport number, dates, and email exactly as shown in your passport. Any typo can delay approval.

Step 4: Pay the visa fee securely

Pay online by card. Keep the payment confirmation as a record.

Step 5: Receive, check, and print your eVisa

You’ll get a PDF by email (standard ~3 working days; urgent ~3 hours). Print it and keep a digital backup on your phone.

Fees & Processing Times in 2026 (Standard & Urgent)

Standard eVisa: typically issued in about 3 working days; government fee commonly around USD ~20 (plus portal/processing fee if applicable).
Urgent eVisa: often issued in ~3 hours, including weekends/holidays; higher fee (commonly around USD ~50 + portal/processing if applicable).

Exact fees can vary with exchange rates and service options. We’ll show your final total before payment.

Entry, Registration & Compliance Tips for Belgians

Registration: If you stay over 15 days, you must register your place of stay with Azerbaijan’s State Migration Service (your hotel or host can usually do this).
Passport validity: Ensure 6+ months validity beyond arrival; keep at least one blank page.
Printed eVisa: Carry a printed copy; immigration officers may request it.
Consistent details: Your flight, hotel, and insurance should match your application.
Overstay caution: Overstays can lead to fines or future entry issues—extend or exit before your permitted stay ends.

Common Mistakes & Reasons for Delays/Rejection

Typographical errors in passport number, name, or dates.
Low-quality or non-compliant photo upload.
Submitting inconsistent travel details (e.g., different dates across forms).
Applying too late (apply at least a few days before departure; urgent is available if needed).

Why Apply Through Our Professional Visa Service

Applying on your own is possible—but small errors can be costly. Our team helps Belgians get it right the first time:

Document review to prevent typos & mismatches.
Priority handling for tight schedules.
End-to-end support until your eVisa PDF is in your inbox.
Data security and guidance on registration for longer stays.

Ready to travel? We’ll handle the paperwork while you plan the fun.

Final Call to Action

Make your Azerbaijan trip effortless.
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