Belarus Sets A New Benchmark In Seamless Travel With A Cutting-Edge E-Visa Platform Offering Unmatched Speed Security And Convenience

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March 19, 2025 17:58 GMT+5:30

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Belarus launches a revolutionary e-visa system on E-Pasluga starting 20 March enabling fast secure and seamless digital entry for international travelers.

Belarus Launches E-Visa Service on E-Pasluga Website for Non-Residents Starting 20 March

Belarus is set to introduce an e-visa system through the E-Pasluga website beginning 20 March, as announced by Svetlana Karanevich, head of the e-commerce department at the National Center for Electronic Services (NCES). The initiative, developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, aims to streamline the visa application process for non-residents traveling to the Republic of Belarus.

Seamless Online Application and Verification

The e-visa service will be accessible through non-strict authentication, allowing applicants to log in via a username and password or through external authentication services such as Google and Apple. Upon successful application, travelers will receive a digital visa confirmation in PDF format, in compliance with Belarusian visa regulations.

For verification purposes, applicants must scan the QR code of their e-visa using the E-Pasluga mobile app, ensuring a secure and efficient entry process.

Regulatory Changes and Expansion of E-Services

The amendments to Belarusian visa regulations will officially take effect on 20 March 2025, as per Resolution No. 953 of the Council of Ministers, which revises Resolution No. 1065 of 15 July 2010. The introduction of e-visas is part of the national automated information system, aiming to enhance accessibility for international visitors.

With the launch of the e-visa service, the National Center for Electronic Services anticipates a significant increase in global users accessing the Unified Portal of Electronic Services, further expanding Belarus’ digital service infrastructure.