New stamp tariffs from 1 January 2022
bpost adjusts its stamp tariffs on 1 January 2022. Loose Non Prior stamps will rise to ��1.19 from ��1.10.
Loose Prior stamps will rise to ��1.89 from ��1.60.
Thursday 7 October 2021
This tariff adjustment partly offsets the rising costs of delivering each letter due to the big reduction
in mail volumes (31%* over the past five years) resulting from the increasing popularity of digital
communication. This price adjustment means that every citizen can continue to rely on
a high-quality universal postal service without the need for state subsidies.
New stamp tariffs from 1 January 2022
There is a distinction between Prior and Non Prior tariffs for shipments within Belgium:
Non Prior stamps (delivery within three working days):
��1.16 (in set of 10) | ��1.19 (loose)
Prior stamp (delivery next working day):
��1.86 (in set of 10) | ��1.89 (loose)
The franking tariff for a standard shipment sent within Europe will rise to ��2.09
when buying five or more stamps and ��2.23 for a single stamp.
The international tariff for shipments to non-European destinations will rise to ��2.31
when buying five or more stamps and ��2.45 for a single stamp.
More than 80% of customers currently opt for a Non Prior stamp to send their mail.
Some 95% of customers pay the lowest tariff by buying a stamp sheetlet (10 or more stamps).
The average tariff rise for 2022 across all domestic mail products will be around 4.7%.
The average impact on the monthly household budget is very limited at around 12 cents.
Customers can calculate the franking price at
www.bpost.be/tarifs. 
