🇧🇪 Belgium DORA cutoff passed 18 April 2026

DORA Belgium — Late-Filing Rapid Response

£999 · 7-day turnaround

Belgium became the first EU member state with a hard DORA self-assessment cutoff. The NBB accepts late filings with a documented rationale. We complete the Article 28 register + late-filing rationale + signed attestation in 7 days.

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What's in the kit

Article 28 ICT third-party register populated for your entity
TLPT (Threat-Led Penetration Testing) scope plan per Article 26
Signed late-filing rationale referencing Belgian + EU DORA grace-period guidance
HMAC-signed compliance attestation with public verify URL
7-day turnaround from order to filed
30 days of post-filing email support for NBB follow-ups

Frequently asked

What was the 18 April 2026 Belgium DORA cutoff?

Belgium became the first EU member state to enforce a hard self-assessment deadline under the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA, Reg 2022/2554). Belgian financial entities (banks, insurers, IORPs, payment institutions) had to submit their first self-assessment by 18 April 2026.

What if my entity missed the deadline?

The NBB (Nationale Bank van België) accepts late filings with a documented late-filing rationale. The rationale should reference the entity's systemic obligations, evidence of good faith remediation, and a forward-looking compliance plan.

What does MEOK's £999 late-filing kit include?

Article 28 ICT third-party register populated for your entity. TLPT scope plan (Article 26). Signed late-filing rationale referencing Belgian + EU DORA grace-period guidance. Signed compliance attestation with public verify URL. 7-day turnaround from order to filed.

Are other member states adopting hard cliffs?

France, Germany, Netherlands and Italy have published similar self-assessment timelines but none yet as hard as Belgium's 18 April cutoff. Belgium is the leading-edge enforcement jurisdiction; the rest are likely to follow within Q3-Q4 2026.