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Visa for your trip to the Republic of Belarus
Are you planning a trip to Belarus? For stays in the landlocked country between Russia and Poland, known as Belarus in Germany, a visa is required under certain circumstances for Germans, Austrians, Swiss and most other foreign visitors. This regulation also applies to transit travelers. You must apply for the visa before departure at the competent Belarusian foreign representations. Once your application is approved, you will receive an entry or visa sticker in your passport.
These types of visas are available for Belarus
The right visa for your stay
The authorities of the Republic of Belarus distinguish a variety of visa types. The type of visa you need depends on the purpose of your trip. For holiday purposes, a tourist visa is intended. Travel groups have the opportunity to obtain a joint visa. If the applicant intends to work, visit friends, or attend business meetings in the Republic of Belarus, a visa corresponding to the project is required. The requirements and necessary documents for the visa application for Belarus vary depending on the type of visa. Please navigate to the individual visa types of the Republic of Belarus to obtain detailed information.
With us, you have the opportunity to apply for your visa for Belarus conveniently online without detours. We assist in compiling the application documents, take care of the trips to the Belarusian consulate or embassy, and deliver the Belarus Visa to your home by mail or courier.
Visa for Belarus
From July 19 to December 31, 2024, visa-free entry is available in the Republic of Belarus for citizens from 38 European countries. In December, the country announced the extension of visa-free entry until December 31, 2025.
The citizens of these countries can enter the territory of Belarus multiple times, with the total duration of stay not exceeding 90 days.
Nationals of the following countries can take advantage of the visa exemption: Andorra, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denmark, Germany, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Croatia, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Österreich, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Bulgaria, Romania, San Marino, Sweden, Switzerland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, State of Vatican City, Czech Republic, Hungary, United Kingdom, Cyprus, Estonia (including stateless persons with permanent residence in Estonia).
The exemption from the visa requirement allows the citizens of these countries to travel to and from Belarus with a valid foreigner's ID for up to 30 days from the date of entry via international control points (road and rail).
Note:
The period for visa-free stay of foreign citizens in Belarus is increased from 5 days to 30 days. To enter Belarus (Belarus) without a visa for 30 days, the following things must be observed:
- valid passport
- proof of financing (23 € per day)
- international health insurance
The procedure for visa-free travel through Minsk airport does not apply to persons entering Belarus on direct flights from Russia or planning to fly from Minsk to other Russian airports. These domestic flights are usually carried out without border controls and are therefore not subject to the regular entry conditions. In addition, the visa requirement still applies to persons who are seeking diplomatic or official - i.e., "official" - travel to Belarus.
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Visa costs for Belarus
Price overview for all visas
Do you need a visa for Belarus? In our cost overview, you will find the prices for all Belarusian visa categories at a glance. Check out what, for example, a tourist visa, a business visa, a private visa, or a transit visa for Belarus costs and compare the group discounts.
Registration in Belarus
Travelers in Belarus
Foreigners staying in Belarus for more than 5 working days are required to register. If you are staying as a guest in a hotel, the hotel staff usually takes care of the notification to the Belarusian authorities (OVIR). If you choose private accommodation, you are responsible for the registration yourself. In both cases, you will need, among other things, a migration card.
FAQ about the Belarus Visa
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
Do you have questions about your order and the visa application for the Republic of Belarus? In our FAQ about the Belarus Visa, we answer the most common questions from our customers. We provide information about mandatory health insurance and entry requirements for children. Find the answers to your questions now.
Embassy of Belarus
Contact point Belarus
The Belarusian embassy in Berlin and the consulate general in Munich are the points of contact for questions regarding entry requirements and consular affairs. We provide you with the contact details of the foreign representations in Germany. The branch office of the Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in Bonn has been closed since 2013.
Entry requirements Belarus
What to consider when entering Belarus:
The entry regulations of the Republic of Belarus mandate a visa and passport for the majority of foreign guests. Only a few countries are exempt from the visa requirement.
Travelers need a valid passport, an insurance policy as proof of foreign health insurance, and additional application documents to apply for their visa before departure. The consulates and the embassy as official foreign representations of Belarus are responsible for issuing visas. For children, their own ID document and their own visa are required. Read more about the entry requirements of the country Belarus here.
Invitation Belarus
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For most visa applications for Belarus, an invitation from the host country is required. Because it is not always easy to obtain invitation letters yourself, we provide visa support in cooperation with local partners for the most common visa types (tourist visa, business visa). Read more about invitations for Belarus.
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