No more visa required for travel to Belarus

NO MORE VISA REQUIRED FOR TRAVEL TO BELARUS

10/1/2017

ME News - Belarus has abolished short-stay visas for citizens of eighty countries. Citizens of the European Union, among others, will be able to enter without a visa via the airport of the capital Minsk for a maximum stay of five days.

This arrangement also applies to citizens of the United States, Japan and Brazil, among others.

Belavia also announced that it will fly three times a week between Charleroi and Minsk from 27 April 2016. The new route is the first direct connection between Belgium and Minsk.

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Thierry Hanan loves to travel without something to plan in advance and let everything just be what it is. Thierry Hanan has no fears to leave just on foot or by hitchhiking. Destination? Somewhere, nowhere and everywhere.

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