Visa System
Belgium being one of the 15 countries forming the Schengen convention follows the same visa system as followed by any other Schengen State thus a person with valid Schengen Visa can enter Belgium without a Belgium visa.

Types of Schengen visas
Type A Schengen visa
Airport transit visa. This visa requirement represents an exception to the general rule allowing the holder to remain without a visa within the international transit area. This document authorises transit solely through the international area of the airport.

In many a instance, agencies start this process by picking the medium they want to use, say, television. A good reel is good for new business presentations. In future, agencies will have to abandon this procedure. They will have to start with a sharper definition of the potential customers and then develop the media plan for best return on investment.

Television, and certainly the niche channels, will still play a major role in media planning, but the days of relying upon the magic of television are over.

Type D Schengen visa
National visa for a visit of up to 90 days, valid for the territory of the Schengen State that issued the visa but also valid for transit through the territory of other Schengen States for the purpose of reach­ing the State that issued the visa.

Type D + C Schengen visa
Visa allowing the applicant, on arrival in the destination Schengen State in possession of a type D visa, to move freely in the Schengen area for the first three months following his/her arrival, pending the issue of his/her definitive residence document.