Belgium has concluded social security treaties
with the following countries (which are no EU/EEA member states)
:
Algeria, Canada, Chili, Israel, Morocco, Poland, San Marino,
Tunisia, Turkey, United States and former Yugoslavia.
These treaties adopt the principle whereby the person concerned
is subject to the social security legislation of the country
where the activities are exercised (home country principle).
When an employee performs activities in Belgium and in another
country with which Belgium has concluded a social security
treaty, most of the time the treaty will provide that the
salary derived from the activities in Belgium will be subject
to Belgian social security and the salary derived from the
activities in the other country is subject to the social security
scheme in that country according to its domestic legislation. |
