You'll find all the info you need here
http://www.belarus.by/en/travel/travel-visas
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How do you get a visa?
Visas are issued by the following bodies:
- Consular sections of Belarus
- Diplomatic Representative offices of Belarus
- Consular Centre of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at Minsk Airport (for nationals of countries without Belarusian representative offices)
In order to receive a visa, you must submit the following documents to your local Consular Section or representative office:
- a completed visa questionnaire
- 1 passport photo
- supporting documents (original letter of invitation, with the signature and, if a business, seal of the inviting party)
- other documents stipulated by the Consular office (depending on nature of visit and type of visa required.)
- passport (with an expiry date at least 90 days after the expiry of the visa)
Can you get your visa after you arrive?
Foreign nationals arriving in Belarus
via Minsk National Airport can get a
visa at the airport.
Before arrival a foreign national needs to submit
in advance (not later than the established timeframe) the documents to the
Foreign Admissions Division (FAD) of the Consular Directorate of the Foreign Ministry of the Republic of Belarus, which is located at the airport:
- for short-term visas – not later than 3 business days before the expected arrival date;
- for long-term visas – not later than 5 business days before the expected arrival date.
Visa support documents may be submitted by
the inviting company or person or
by post taking into account the delivery time.
Address: Foreign Admissions Division of the Consular Directorate of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Belarus,
National Airport Minsk, Minsk, 220054.
Phone: +375 17 279 20 58
In case of
serious illness or
death of a close relative (family member) visa support documents can be submitted
at the time of application for a visa.
How long does it take to get a visa?
Successful applications will be processed within 5 working days of receiving the request.
How much does a visa cost?
Visa charges vary according to:
- nationality of applicant
- age of applicant
- type of visa
Thus,
consular fees are
- transit visas (type B): single-entry visas – €20, single-entry visas for groups – €10 per person, multiple-entry visas – €40
- short-term visas (type C): single-entry visas – €60, single-entry visas for groups – €10 per person, multiple-entry visas – €120
- long-term visas (type D) – €150.
For issuing visas to
UK citizens:
transit visas – £30/ €40 (5 business days)
short-term visas – £90/ €120 (5 business days)
long-term visas – £115/ €150 (5 business days).
For issuing visas (5 business days) to
USA citizens:
transit visas: regular - $50
short-term visas: regular - $70 (single entry), $105/$140 (double/multiple entry)
long-term visas: regular - $175.
Consular fees for citizens of
Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Estonia stand at €25 for single-entry short-term visas and €60 for multiple-entry short-term visas.
Consular fees for citizens of
Hungary, Malta, Slovenia, Slovakia and the
Czech Republic stand at €60 for single-entry and for multiple-entry short-term visas, at €150 – for the long-term visa.
Visas for
Serbia citizens (for 30 days and over) and
Japan citizens are free.
Visas processed at Minsk National Airport usually cost double the standard tariff.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Belarus provides a regularly updated
list of consular fees.
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