How to get a Belarus visa from Brunei Darussalam

• This visa is issued to the citizens of Brunei traveling for business purposes in Belarus.
• Two passport photographs with a white background.
• A valid identity card
• Proof of sufficient means during your stay in Belarus
• Flight itinerary.
• A valid international passport.
• Health insurance.
• A completely filled business visa application form.
• Leave two blank pages in your passport for entry/exit visa stamp.
• Holders of the visa can sign a contract, attend seminars and meetings.
• Travel itinerary.

• This visa is issued to the citizens of Brunei traveling to Belarus for tourism.
• One completed the Belarus tourist visa application form.
• One passport size photographs.
• Physical passport with 6 months validity beyond trip completion and two blank visa pages
• Proof of health insurance
• Proof of sufficient funds to support travel.
• A bank statement for the last six months.
• A round trip ticket (paid)
• Proof of identity card.
• An original (not a copy) letter of invitation from a Belarusian travel agency. The hosting organization should be registered as a tourist company by the Belarusian authorities.
• One copy of the flight itinerary.
• One Allied Passport & Visa order form.
• Travel itinerary.

• This visa is issued to the citizens of Brunei traveling to Belarus for employment reasons.
• Applicant's valid actual passport with at least six months before expiry and at least two blank pages left in it.
• One accurately completed the Belarus work visa application form.
• Medical insurance policy.
• Criminal history check.
• The processing time for a Belarus work visa is 6 business days.
• Proof of sufficient funds to support travel
• One recent passport standard photo affixed to the Application Form.
• Work Permit obtained through the employer in Belarus
• Educational qualifications and curriculum vitae should be provided.
• A certified copy of a special employment permit of a migrant in the Republic of Belarus issued by the Citizenship and Migration Department of the Directorate of Internal Affairs of Minsk City Executive Committee, Department of Internal Affairs of a Regional Executive Committee

Belarus is generally a safe place for travelers. Violent crimes against travelers are rare, however, you should always exercise common sense. If you find yourself in a dangerous situation, don't be a hero – hand over whatever it is the perpetrator is asking for, or try to walk away and find a safe place.

Yes, It seems Belarus is quite expensive. Hotels are extremely expensive, so it means renting an apartment will be the best option, which is substantially cheaper.

Yes, the Younger population and inhabitants of big cities speak it pretty well, older people and people in villages usually don't speak English.