The latest rumor on the 3G iPhone tells Belgians to expect the next-gen smartphone by May or June. However, to comply with Belgian law, Apple’s iPhone would be available on all networks instead of being exclusively tied to one carrier.

According to a Belgian blog Astel, Proximus, BASE and Mobistar are the three companies getting ready for some Apple action. BASE is one of Euro-travelers favorite companies due to its affordable pay-as-you-go service for international calls.

Unfortunately, some countries still suffer from Apple’s long-term contracts, like the 5-year deal with AT&T. But for those iPhone-less countries expecting the new model, there’s a probability that you can choose your preferred carrier for your next iPhone.