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Eventually, you will get into trouble, if your Kindle stays registered to Canada, and you use the belgian 3G for downloading purchased Kindle books. In that case, Amazon KNOWS they delivered the device to a belgian adress, and wants to see PROVE that you moved to Canada.
If you switch your account to Belgium before purchasing and only switch it back to Canada after synchronizing with your Kindle, Amazon still can get suspicious (they pay the 3G bill, and most certainly do check accounts registered to a country with no 3G traffic in that specific country and lots of traffic "abroad". This would be the case if you are not regularly in Canada, using the Canadian 3G, so amazon sees you are using your SIM only in Belgium, and registered it to Canada.
Eventually, they could close your account, because it's illegal / not compliant with their TOS.
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