For the relevant traveller scope, is a visa, electronic authorisation, visa on arrival or no advance visa normally required?
Belarus MFA lists several visa-free regimes for ordinary-passport holders, but entry depends on nationality, purpose, passport type and the applicable agreement. Examples include Albania (30 days per entry, 90 days in the current year), Israel (90 days in each 180-day period), and China (30 days per stay, no more than 90 days per calendar year). The page warns that some entries are reference information requiring confirmation with a Belarusian diplomatic mission.
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- This answer gives examples rather than reproducing every nationality-specific rule; travellers must check their exact nationality and passport against the MFA list.
- MFA visa-free general page, ordinary-passport scope
Foreign nationals with ordinary passports to the Republic of Belarus**:
- MFA visa-free general page, Albanian ordinary-passport example
Albania (up to 30 days from the date of entry, up to 90 days within a current year)
- MFA visa-free general page, Israeli ordinary-passport example
Israel (up to 90 days in each period of 180 days)
- MFA visa-free general page, China stay cap
People's Republic of China (30 days but no longer than 90 days within one calendar year)
- MFA visa-free general page, stated currency/scope caveat
*** – The information is only for reference, it has been prepared on the basis of open sources and communication with foreign partners and is subject to confirmation through the diplomatic mission of the country of your destination