Renovating in Belgium can be partially subsidised. Each region has its own premiums with its own conditions. Here you find the overview so you know what to apply for.
In Flanders Mijn Verbouwpremie is the central subsidy system. You can receive premiums for roof insulation, wall insulation, floor insulation, windows, heat pump and more. Amounts depend on the measure, your income and whether you can combine an EPC label premium.
Since 2023 the former separate premiums have been bundled into one application process. With a label jump (e.g. from E to B) you can receive an additional EPC label premium on top of individual measures.
In Brussels the Renolution system provides premiums for insulation, heating, windows and roof. Amounts are income-dependent with three categories. In Wallonia PACE premiums follow a similar structure.
Exact amounts and conditions change regularly. Always check the official website of your region for the latest status.
Premiums lower your net cost, but you must invest first. Use the renovation tool to estimate your gross budget and subtract the expected premiums for a realistic net picture.
Yes. In every region you can usually combine multiple premiums for different measures in one project. In Flanders an EPC label premium may come on top with a label jump.
In most cases yes. Check the rules of your region: some premiums require an application before works start, others can be claimed afterwards.
Renovation premiums are typically meant for existing homes. New builds have separate schemes and incentives (such as reduced VAT for demolition and rebuild).
Expect several weeks to months after approval. The processing time varies by region and premium.
Pandwijzer provides a general overview. Premium amounts and conditions change regularly. Always consult the official website of your region for the most current information.