Apply for your Belarus visa with expert support

• Fees for all necessary visa support documents and Letters of Invitation (if required).
• Local taxes.
• Consular tariffs.
• Delivery, collection and management of your application at the Consulate by our staff.
• Expert support from our team.
• Peace of mind!

Optional extras:

• Central London courier delivery the day your visa is ready.
• Royal Mail Special Delivery of your passport and Belarus visa back to you (UK only).
• £2,500 of consequential loss postal insurance (UK mainland only).

A Belarusian tourist visa can be used to visit Belarus for tourist or leisure purposes for up to 30 days. This visa is valid for travel to Belarus only during the dates stated on a tourist voucher supplied by a hotel that has been approved by the Belarus Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

If Real Russia is managing the accommodation we will provide the official vouchers required. If you are organising your own accommodation, then you will need to provide them with your application. 

Please note: As of November 2012, it is no longer possible to obtain a Belarusian visa without an existing booking of an approved hotel. Please contact us for more information on this. To book an approved hotel, you may also select and book one online at the following link: Hotel Bookings 

A Belarusian transit visa is a specific type of visa for people who are travelling or transiting through Belarus to a third country. For example, this could include going to Russia from Poland via Belarus by train, or flying from the UK into Minsk, stopping a night and then continuing onto the Ukraine by air. Belarusian transit visas are valid for two days during which the transit through Belarus should occur. This is usually sufficient time to travel through the country by train, a journey that usually takes between 12 and 18 hours.

Please note: You cannot use a transit visa if you are returning to the country that you entered Belarus from. So, for example, flying from the UK to Minsk and then flying directly back to the UK is not an option.

If you are travelling to Russia from Belarus, we are happy to provide ‘back-to-back’ visa service and return your passport to you with all the visas when they are complete. You can find further information on obtaining a visa to enter Russia here.

Yes, of course you can, we have an office in central London and we will be happy to see you and assist with your application if needed. If you intend to deliver an application in person or collect your passport and visa we are open for collection and deliveries during the following times.

Please note: Currently, all visits to our offices are by appointment only.

If you are completing your Belarus visa application with us we will tell you all you need to know, however if you have any questions about the process or would like to know more, please see our dedicated Belarus visa FAQs page for more information.

As of the 20th December 2020, the government of Belarus introduced additional exit controls at its land borders. No one can leave Belarus by a land border unless they have a valid exemption as set out by the Council of Ministers. Flights continue to operate in and out of Minsk National Airport as normal.

Entering Belarus through a land border is only possible for those British Nationals who have temporary or permanent residency in Belarus.

All foreign arrivals, above the age of six, must have a medical certificate (PCR) showing a negative coronavirus test result, issued no later than 72 hours before entry. This requirement does not apply to holders of permanent or temporary residency in Belarus or for British Nationals who plan to transit Belarus within 24 hours and provide evidence they will exit within this time-frame.

All arrivals from the UK must self-isolate for 10 days, regardless of whether they show symptoms.

You should check the specific COVID-19 test requirements set by the Belarusian authorities and your airline in advance of your flight.

While it is still possible to enter Belarus by land, checks at the border may take longer than usual. If you are planning to enter or exit Belarus by land, we advise you to check the travel advice of the relevant neighbouring country, as coronavirus-related border restrictions may be put in place at short notice.

Belarus quarantine rules

Belarus currently requires foreign nationals of several countries to quarantine upon entry. This includes:

Hungary, Andorra, Spain, Malta, Ukraine, Montenegro, France, United Kingdom, Luxemburg, Sweden, Belgium, Moldova, Island, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Portugal, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Ireland, Lithuania, Canada, Switzerland, Poland, Liechtenstein, Croatia, Denmark, Italy, Latvia, Germany, Albania.