Belarus has announced that passport holders from 76 countries, including Pakistan, will be able to travel without a visa. India, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, and Egypt are among the countries represented. The 76 countries include Indonesia, Australia, Canada, Denmark, Singapore, Italy, Belgium, and Greece.
The Belarusian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced in an official statement that people of 76 countries can now enter Belarus without a visa and stay for 30 days, including arrival and departure days. Visitors who wish to travel without a visa must have a valid passport, medical insurance with a minimum coverage of €10,000, and assets equal to at least two base amounts for each day of stay, with the base amount being 29 Belarusian Ruble.
To travel without a visa, visitors must fly into and out of Minsk National Airport, Brest Bretagne Airport, Vitebsk Vostochny Airport, Gomel Airport, Grodno Airport, and Mogilev Airport.
Visitors flying between Russia and Belarus are exempt from this rule. Visitors who plan to stay in Belarus for more than 10 days must also register at a local Citizenship and Migration Department office or on the unified portal of electronic services website.
