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A historic street and architecture in central Minsk — visa for Belarus

Visa-free travel

Belarus Visa

Visa-free entry with a stay of up to 90 days.

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Azerbaijani citizens can travel to Belarus without a visa. Under the bilateral agreement you may stay for up to 90 days on an ordinary passport. Check that your passport has enough validity left beyond the travel date.

At the border you may be asked for a return ticket, an address of stay and proof of funds. Rules can differ by point of entry, so we advise checking that your route qualifies before you travel. Work and study are not covered by this arrangement.

Minsk is chosen both for business trips and for medical tourism. Viza.az helps plan flights, hotels and transfers. Travel insurance is recommended as cover against unexpected medical costs.

Visa to Belarus: frequently asked questions

No. Under the bilateral agreement Azerbaijani citizens can travel visa-free on an ordinary passport and stay for up to 90 days.

Yes, and this matters. Entry and exit rules can differ depending on the border crossing you use. Be sure to check that your route qualifies before you travel.

A return ticket, an address of stay and a document showing your financial means. Medical insurance may also be requested.

For longer stays, rules on registering your place of residence apply. Hotels usually handle this themselves; if you are staying in a private flat, the responsibility is yours.

No, the visa-free arrangement does not cover these purposes. A separate permit must be obtained for both.

Minsk is a popular destination for medical tourism. A confirmation document from the clinic and the treatment programme make the purpose of your trip clear at the border.

There must be enough validity left beyond the travel dates; at least six months is recommended.

We check that the route fits the border rules and help with the choice of tickets and hotels. For medical trips we also support the preparation of the clinic documents.