Belgium

Possession, use, or trafficking of illegal drugs including cannabis are serious offences in Belgium — with severe penalties even for passengers transiting through the airport.

Minimum 3-month prison sentence possible; long jail terms or heavy fines.

Carry prescription medication in original packaging with a prescription, and verify legality with the Belgian Federal Public Health Service before travel.

Traveling between Belgium and a non-EU country with EUR 10,000 or more (any form) must be declared; no declaration is needed between EU countries.

Fine if not declared or if incorrect information is given.

The legal BAC limit for driving in Belgium is 0.05% (0.5 g/L). Police run breathalyzer checks, especially at night and during holidays.

Significant fines; vehicle may be impounded if the fine is unpaid on the spot.

Speed limits are 120 km/h on highways, 50 in urban areas, and 30 in central Brussels; automated radar cameras are common and fines arrive by mail.

Significant speeding fines; vehicle may be impounded if the fine is not paid on the spot.

There are no legal restrictions on same-sex sexual relations or the organization of LGB events in Belgium.

It is illegal to wear clothing that hides your face partially or completely (such as a burka or niqab) in public places in Belgium — there is no exemption for tourists.

Fine of up to 137 euros and detention for up to 7 days.