2022 in Belgium

• Monarch: Philippe[1]
• Prime Minister: Alexander De Croo[2]

Ongoing – COVID-19 pandemic in Belgium

• 3 January - The Belgian government finalizes an agreement to buy 20,000 courses of Pfizer's Paxlovid COVID-19 drug and Merck & Co.'s Molnupiravir COVID-19 drug.[3]
• 20 January - Nineteen-year-old Belgian-British pilot Zara Rutherford returns to Kortrijk, Belgium, to complete her five-month circumnavigation, becoming the youngest female pilot to fly solo around the world.[4]
• 18 February - Two people are killed as Storm Eunice impacts northwestern Europe. Millions are also left without power.[5]
• 7 March - Belgium removes most of its COVID-19-related restrictions, including lifting most of mask mandate and no longer requiring COVID Safe Tickets to enter most public places, after the country lowered its COVID-19 barometer from code orange to yellow.[6]
• 20 March - A car is driven into a crowd preparing to celebrate carnival in Strépy-Bracquegnies, killing six people and injuring around 40 others.[7]
• 29 March - Belgium joins the Netherlands, Ireland and the Czech Republic in expelling Russian diplomats due to the invasion of Ukraine,[8]
• 20 May - Belgium, and the Netherlands confirm their first cases of monkeypox.[9]
• 22 May - Belgium becomes the first country to introduce a monkeypox quarantine.[10]
• 8 June - King Philippe of Belgium, in a speech to the Congolese parliament in Kinshasa, formally condemns the atrocities that occurred when the Democratic Republic of the Congo was declared the personal property of his great-great granduncle, Leopold II of Belgium, saying that the colonial government "was one of unequal relations, unjustifiable in itself, marked by paternalism, discrimination and racism".[11]
• 20 June - The Belgian government repatriates Congolese independence leader and former prime minister Patrice Lumumba's remains, consisting of a tooth, through an official ceremony attended by his family at the Egmont Palace in Brussels.[12]
• 10 November - A police officer is killed and another is wounded during the 2022 Brussels stabbing at a train station in Brussels, Belgium. The perpetrator is killed.[13]
• 30 November – Jury selection begins in the trial of 10 suspects of the 2016 Brussels bombings, the largest court case in Belgian history.[14]

• 4 March – Release of Multitude, Stromae's third album, making it his first since 2013.

• 2 January - Eric Walter Elst, Astronomer (b.1936)[15]
• 11 January - Evence-Charles Coppée, press director (b. 1953)[16]
• 11 January - Louis Dupré, Religious philosopher (b.1925)[17]
• 12 January - Marc Janson, painter (b. 1930)[18]
• 13 January - Fred Van Hove, Jazz musician (b. 1937)[19]
• 14 January - Alice von Hildebrand, Philosopher (b.1923)[20]
• 17 January - Michel Konen, journalist (b. 1950)[21]
• 20 January - Carla Galle, Olympic swimmer (b. 1948)[22]
• 29 January - Freddy Thielemans, politician (b. 1944)[23]
• 30 January - Frans Aerenhouts, cyclist (b. 1937)[24]
• 1 February - Jan Callewaert, businessman (b. 1956)[25]
• 7 February - Jacques Calonne, artist (b. 1930)[26]
• 11 February - Philippe van Kessel, actor (b. 1946)[27]
• 15 February - Roger Lambrecht, businessman and footballer (b.1931)[28]
• 17 February - André Messelis, road racing cyclist (b. 1931)[29]
• 19 February - Monique Hanotte, resistance member (b. 1920)[30]
• 10 March - Georges Ginoux, politician (b. 1933)
• 11 March - Frank De Coninck, diplomat (b. 1945)
• 29 March - Miguel Van Damme, footballer (b. 1993)
• 30 March - Willy Vanden Berghen, Olympic cyclist (b. 1939)
• 6 April - Reinhilde Decleir, actress (b. 1948)[31]
• 6 April - Annie Servais-Thysen, politician (b. 1933)
• 8 April - Henri Depireux, footballer (b. 1944)
• 10 April - Philippe Boesmans, composer (b. 1936)
• 17 April - Gilles Remiche, film director (b. 1979)
• 17 April - Catherine Spaak, actress (b. 1945)
• 23 April - Arno, singer (b. 1949)[32]
• 1 May - Régine Zylberberg, singer (b. 1929)[33]
• 2 May - Jean-Marie Faux, Jesuit author (b. 1923)[34]
• 3 May - Jan Béghin, politician (b. 1949)[35]
• 15 May - Robert Cogoi, singer (b. 1939)[36]
• 31 May - Andrée Geulen, teacher (b. 1921)[37]
• 1 June - Andrée Geulen, philanthropist (b. 1921)[38]
• 13 June - Henri Garcin, actor (b.1928)
• 18 June - Marie-Rose Gaillard, racing cyclist (b. 1944)[39]
• 26 July - Daniel Cardon de Lichtbuer, banker (b. 1930)[40]
• 28 July - Philippe Sonnet, politician (b. 1964)[41]
• 2 August - Lucien Kroll, architect (b. 1927)[42]
• 3 August - Franz Marijnen, theatre director (b. 1943)[43]
• 5 August - Caroline Pauwels, rector (b. 1964)[44]
• 5 August - Jean-Jacques Cassiman, geneticist (b. 1943)[45]
• 6 August - Arnold Willems, actor (b. 1932)[46]
• 12 August - Georges Joris, politician (b. 1921)[47]
• 17 August - Jan De Crem, politician (b. 1928)[48]
• 25 August - Herman Van Springel, cyclist (b.1943)[49]
• 11 September - Jean Bock, politician (b. 1931)[50]
• 11 September - Michael DeGroote, businessman (b. 1933)[51]
• 14 September - Michel Verschueren, businessman (b. 1931)[52]
• 8 November — Will Ferdy, singer (b. 1927)
• 20 November – Andreas De Leenheer, biologist (b. 1941)
• 19 December – Luc De Schepper, physicist (b. 1957)