No. The card is gone — the registration is not.
No. The authorisation to carry out itinerant activities, commonly called the pedlar's licence, has been abolished: in Flanders by the 2024 reform, for the rest of the country by the Walloon decree of February 2025. A registration in the Belgian company register covering your itinerant activity is enough. A pitch is still arranged with the municipality or the market organiser.
Note the word registration. The authorisation is gone, the registration is not: if the itinerant activity is not recorded for your business in the register, an inspection will find nothing. In Flanders you show a digital QR code and your ID card; in Brussels an identification board goes on your stall.
Trading across the border means that country's rules apply. A Belgian dealer taking a stall in France does need a card there.
Checked on 8 September 2026 at the Flemish government (vlaanderen.be) and Brussels Economy and Employment for Belgium, at Ondernemersplein for the Netherlands, at Service-Public Entreprendre for France and at legislation.gov.uk for the United Kingdom.
This is an explanation, not tax or legal advice. Put your own situation to your accountant.
In Belgium your company registration with the right activity code is enough. In the Netherlands you apply to the municipality for a market or pitch permit. In France you need a carte ambulante as soon as you sell outside your own municipality: valid four years, 30 euros, through the CCI or the CMA. In England and Wales the council issues a street trading licence.
Anyone buying to resell is acting professionally and registers as a business. If you stay under the small-business exemption — 25,000 euros of turnover in Belgium — you charge no VAT, but you are still a taxable person. That distinction matters: compulsory e-invoicing applies to you as well.
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