Embassy of Sweden in Brussels, Belgium
- Address: Square de Meeûs 30, 1000 Bruxelles
- Phone: +3222895800, +323931358
- Fax: +323907143
- Email: generalkonsulat.bryssel@gov.se (verified), generalkonsul.bryssel@gov.se
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Sweden in Belgium
Embassy of Sweden in Brussels, Belgium; address Square de Meeûs 30, 1000, Bruxelles; phone +3222895800. Plus 3 other missions.
Consulate General of Sweden in Antwerp, Belgium
- Address: Antwerp
- Phone: +3232253340
- Fax: +3236418940
- Email: antwerp.swecons@swedishconsulate.be
Head of mission: Ronnie Leten, Honorary Consul (as of 2026)
Consulate of Sweden in Liege, Belgium
- Address: 176, Chaussée romaine, 4300 Waremme
- Phone: +3219329211, +3219329255, +19329345
- Fax: +3219329345
- Email: swedish.consulate@molnlycke.com (verified)
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Head of mission: Mr. Eric de Kesel, Honorary Consul (as of 2010)
Consulate of Sweden in Mol, Belgium
- Address: 30 bus 1, Bellekensstraat, 2400 Mol
- Phone: +3214710741
- Email: generalkonsulat.bryssel@gov.se (verified), swedish.consulate.flanders@gmail.com (verified)
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Head of mission: Mr. Ronnie Leten, Honorary Consul (as listed in the diplomatic list of Belgium, 29 Oct 2024)
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Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Sweden as a destination for visitors from Belgium?
Sweden is an appealing destination for some Belgian travelers, thanks to its stunning landscapes and lively cities. With a solid tourism infrastructure, it attracts a select group of international visitors, emphasizing quality experiences. Given that 8.6 million Belgians travel abroad annually, a portion may find Sweden to be an intriguing option.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Sweden for tourists coming from Belgium?
Sweden is generally safe for tourists from Belgium, with comparable safety levels. According to safety rankings, both countries are similarly positioned when it comes to walking alone at night, with Sweden ranked 36th and Belgium 39th out of 40 countries. However, in the Global Peace Index, Belgium is ranked 16th, indicating a higher level of safety compared to Sweden's 39th position. In terms of murder rates, both countries report the same figure of 1.1 per 100,000 people, although Sweden has a higher rate of female murders at 0.5 compared to Belgium's 0.2. The Global Organized Crime Index shows that Belgium generally has lower scores (indicating less crime) in various categories compared to Sweden, particularly in mafia presence and organized crime networks. Overall, while Sweden is considered safe, tourists from Belgium should be aware of the differences in crime statistics and rankings.