Belarus to implement visa-free policy for 35 European countries

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Visa-free travel begins tomorrow

The Foreign Ministry of Belarus has announced an important new policy that will allow citizens of 35 European countries visa-free travel. This initiative is scheduled to come into effect from tomorrow and will remain in effect till December 31 this year.

The introduction of this policy is considered a major step towards enhancing international relations and encouraging more visitors to Belarus.

Eligible countries and period

Under this new policy, citizens of 35 countries, including all member states of the European Union and the United Kingdom, will be allowed to stay in Belarus for up to 30 days without the need for a visa.

The move is expected to ease travel arrangements for many European tourists and business travelers, making Belarus a more accessible destination.

Commitment to openness and good neighborliness

The Belarus government statement emphasizes that the visa-free policy is part of a broader effort to demonstrate the country's commitment to openness, peace and good neighborliness.

President Alexander Lukashenko supports the initiative, seeing it as a way to build stronger ties with European countries. By allowing visa-free entry, Belarus aims to show its willingness to engage positively with its neighbors and the wider international community.

Simplifying personnel exchanges

One of the key goals of the new visa-free policy is to simplify personnel exchanges. By removing visa requirements, Belarus hopes to facilitate easier movement for people involved in various business, cultural and social exchanges.

This is expected to promote better relations and cooperation between Belarus and the European countries involved, thereby promoting mutual understanding and cooperation in various fields.