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Visa-free zones of Brest and Grodno regions to be merged Grodno solemnly welcomed this year's 100,000th visa-free tourist. It was a 68-year-old resident of Polish Bialystok. He crossed the border as part of a tourist group that arrived in the region for 2 days. Starting from November 10, the territories of the Brest and Grodno regions will be merged into one visa-free zone. This will allow foreign tourists to freely visit both regions.

Unification of visa-free zones of Brest and Grodno regions to give new impetus to inbound tourism The flow of visa-free tourists to the Brest region almost doubled in the course of one year. Throughout the entire duration of the visa-free regime, 38 thousand foreign guests visited the region, and the income from services amounted to $2 million. The unification of visa-free zones of the Brest and Grodno regions will give a new impetus to inbound tourism. The increase in tourist ...

Guests from China choose Belarus for conferences and festivals Over one year of the visa-free regime between Belarus and China, the tourist flow from the east through the Minsk national airport has grown one and a half times to 30 thousand people. As a rule, Belarus becomes an intemidiate point for Chinese travelers who combine several ...

Travelers from 73 countries allowed to stay in the specified area for up to 15 days Belarus is opening doors to foreign guests. According to the presidential decree, the existing separate visa-free travel areas around Brest and Grodno have been combined into one visa-free travel area named Brest-Grodno. Five districts in Grodno Oblast have been added to the new area. Those are Berestovitsa District, Volkovysk District, Voronovo District, Lida District, and Shchuchin District. Citizens of 73 countries...

Visa-free tourists can enter through automobile border entry points, arrive by rail and air Over 70 thousand people have visited the Grodno and Grodno region visa-free since January. This is 60 percent more than in the first 7 months of the last year. The geographical diversity is growing, with guests having arrived from 30 countries. Most of them come from Lithuania, Poland, Latvia and Germany. In addition to excursions, they are attracted by recreational opportunities, as well as entertainment...

Visa-free entry for festival guests valid till July, 20 About 300 thousand people are expected to come to the Slavonic bazaar, including those from foreign countries. Foreigners will be able to enter Belarus visa-free by the festival tickets. The visa-free entry for the festival guests is valid from the first till the 20-th of July at all border check-points of Belarus. The foreign guests who come visa-free, will have an opportunity to pass a simplified registration procedure at the territorial...

Participants and guests of European Games prioritized at border checkpoints Sports fans are arriving in Minsk in increasing numbers. According to the State Border Committee, almost one and a half thousand guests have already entered Belarus without a visa. Tourists, mostly citizens of Poland, Latvia, Lithuania and France, arrived or flew in with tickets to the sporting events. Accredited participants of the Games from the UK and Italy have also arrived in Minsk. The guests prefer traveling by car...

Visa-free regime in force for guests of II European games since June, 10 The fans of the II European games arrive in Minsk. The visa-free regime came into force for guests of the sports forum since June, 10. The first passenger came to the National ...

9 thousand tickets already been sold to foreign fans The unprecedented practice of visa-free regime during the preparation for and hosting of the 2nd European Games will be applied in Belarus. Throughout this period, a visa to our country could be substituted with either a ticket to the competition, or a participant's badge. Bonuses ...

... Italy is in second place with more than five thousand visitors. Poland rounds up the top three. More than 4.5 thousand Poles came in to see our country. Citizens of the USA and Great Britain are also coming to Belarus in considerable numbers. The 30-day visa-free regime has been in effect since July 25, 2018 and is available to citizens of dozens of countries around the world.