Finding lost money in Belgium.
Belgium has one portal that shows state, workplace and self-employed pensions together. Dormant bank, securities and insurance assets are held by the state and can be searched separately.
Last read: 1 November 2026
Pensions
State pension: Federal Pensions Service (SFPD). It pays the Belgian statutory pension and takes the application for it. From abroad: Where you apply depends on where you live: through the pension institution of an EEA country, Switzerland, the UK or a treaty country, or directly to the Federal Pensions Service by signed letter.
Workplace and private pensions: mypension.be. The supplementary pension section of mypension.be gives an overview of your workplace pension, including forgotten entitlements. It does not cover third-pillar pension savings.
Key facts and sources
- mypension.be shows the legal pension of employees, self-employed people and civil servants, and a global overview of your supplementary pension. Source: mypension.be, read 1 November 2026.
- To use mypension.be you log in with your eID or another digital key. Source: mypension.be, read 1 November 2026.
- If you live in an EEA country, Switzerland, the UK or a country with a treaty with Belgium, you apply through that country's pension institution; in other cases you apply directly to the Federal Pensions Service by signed letter. Source: Federal Pensions Service (SFPD), read 1 November 2026.
Other lost money
- Official money registers: e-DEPO dormant assets (MyMinfin). Log in to MyMinfin and choose 'Consulter mes avoirs dormants dans e-DEPO' to check dormant securities accounts, safe deposit boxes and life insurance where you are the beneficiary; if you cannot use MyMinfin, send the search request form by email (explained by the FSMA's Wikifin). Run by: FPS Finance, Deposit and Consignment Office.
Questions
How do I find a lost pension in Belgium?
Use mypension.be for the legal pension and an overview of your supplementary pension. You log in with your eID or another digital key.
Can I check my Belgian state pension from abroad?
The Federal Pensions Service says where to apply depends on where you live: through the pension institution of an EEA country, Switzerland, the UK or a treaty country, or directly by signed letter.
How do I find dormant accounts or insurance in Belgium?
The state's e-DEPO service lists dormant securities accounts, safe deposit boxes and life insurance. Log in to MyMinfin, or send the search request form if you cannot.
Worked in more than one country?
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