How to get a Belarus visa from Kenya

• Kenyans who have the intention of visiting Belarus for vacation, sightseeing, relaxation, and recreation are eligible to apply for this visa.

• The Belarus tourist visa is a short term visa and It is a type c visa.

• Holders of this visa are expected to spend an average of 25 Belarusian ruble per day.

• The tourist visa can be issued on single, double or multi-entry.

• Applicants who have been invited by their friends or relatives living in Belarus can also apply for this visa.

• Kenyans who have been invited by their friends or relatives in the country should submit a letter of invitation from their host.

• Employed applicants are expected to provide a letter from their employers in Kenya stating the name, address, applicant's status in the company and the employer's awareness of the leave.

• Applicants are to provide proof of incentive of returning to their home country at the expiration of their visa.

• Proof of payment of visa application fee is to be submitted by the applicant.

• Kenyans travelling on this visa cannot take up paid or unpaid employment or study while they are in Belarus.

• Applicants are to provide proof of hotel reservations or accommodation that will cover their duration of stay.

• A copy of applicant's travel itinerary should be submitted.

• Kenyans are to provide proof of financial sufficiency for the duration of stay.

• proof of medical fitness and Yellow Fever vaccination should be provided.

• Kenyans travelling on this visa are to abide by all the rules guiding the visa.

• This visa is for Kenyans who intend to engage in business activities in Belarus.
• This visa allows its applicants to negotiate and sign business contracts in the country.
• The Belarusian business visa can either be short or long term.
• Kenyans on this visa can attend conferences, trade fairs, and business summits during their travel to Belarus.
• If you are applying for a year multiple-entry visa, you must provide (1) an original Letter of Invitation from Belarus, (2) a notarized or original Certificate of Registration of the company in Belarus, and (3) a contract with the company in Belarus (all pages must be notarized).
• Belarusian business visa are usually issued with a multi entry and can either be a Type C or D visa.
• Applicants cannot receive payment for services rendered to the locals in the country.
• Employed applicants are to submit a letter written by their employer on the company’s letterhead stating that their business leave has been approved. The duration and purpose of your trip should be stated in the letter.
• An invitation letter from your business partner in Belarus stating the length of your visit and the reason for your visit is required.
• The letter written by your host in Belarus should state whether they would be financially responsible for your trip or not.
• Applicant's host company in Belarus should submit a copy of their Certificate of business registration to the embassy.
• Kenyans travelling with minors are expected to have the original copy of their birth certificates as well as a letter of consent signed by both parents.
• Proof of any previous business dealings with the company you are meeting up should be provided.
• Applicants are to submit proof of financial sufficiency that covers their duration of stay.
• A copy of applicants travel itinerary should also be submitted.
• A document showing that the applicant has the incentive of returning to his home country at the expiration of his visa should be provided.
• Receipt of payment of visa application fee by the applicant should be provided.
• Proof of hotel reservation or accommodation should be submitted by the applicant.
• Applicants are to provide proof of medical insurance that cover their stay in Belarus or an equivalent of 10,000 euros.
• A proof of Yellow Fever vaccination should be submitted by the applicant.

• The Work Visa allows Kenyans to take up paid employment in Belarus.
• Applicants of this visa are to ensure that they have be given employment before starting the application process.
• Kenyans are required to submit a letter of employment from their employers stating the name of the company and position offered.
• The company in Belarus should also submit a proof that the employee will not be paid below the minimum wage during the period of your employment.
• Kenyans who do not have the right qualification that matches the job they have been offered will not be issued this visa.
• The Belarus company must provide proof that there was no citizen of Belarus available to take up the job you were offered.
• Applicants who have been previously convicted may be refused the work visa.
• Applicants travelling with minors are required to submit the original copy of the minors birth certificate along with a letter of consent signed by both your parents.
• Applicants are to submit a proof of medical fitness and Yellow Fever vaccination.

• This visa is issued to journalists and people in the media to cover an event or a story while they are in Belarus.
• Confirmation of temporary accreditation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of the Republic of Belarus is mandatory.
• Holders of this visa are allowed to move around and and collect requisite information that relates to their job.
• journalists and media personnel are prohibited from being paid for the services they render while in the country.
• Kenyans are required to present a letter from their employer stating the duration and purpose of their visit to the country.
• Receipt of paid visa application fees is required to be submitted by the applicant.
• Proof that the applicants have the incentive of returning to their home country at the expiration of their visa is required.
• proof of medical fitness and Yellow Fever vaccination is to be submitted by the applicant.
• Proof of financial sufficiency that covers the applicants duration of stay should be submitted.
• Proof of hotel reservation or accommodation that covers the applicants duration of stay.

• This visa is for Kenyans with the intention to study in one of the institutions of learning in Belarus.
• A letter of admission/acceptance from the school is to be submitted to the embassy.
• The letter of acceptance should be written on the school’s letterhead and signed by the head of the institution.
• For applicants who are below age 18, the unabridged original copy of birth certificate should be submitted. This should be accompanied by a letter of consent signed by both parents of the minor.
• Kenyan students are allowed to work part-time for about 20 hours per week when school is in session and double of that when school is on break.
• Applicants are to submit proof of paid visa application fee.
• Certificates and transcripts gotten from previously attended schools should be submitted by applicants.
• A proof of part or full payment of tuition fee is required.
• A document that shows you have the incentive of returning to your country at the end of your study programme is required.
• Proof of financial sufficiency that covers the applicants duration of study should be submitted.
• This visa can be extended to cover the duration of your study.
• Applicants who have been convicted before might be denied the students visa.
• Applicants are advised not to make non-refundable expenses until the their visa application is granted.

• This visa allows you to make short stops in Belarus.
• With this visa, you can take a connecting flight from Belarus to your destination country.
• Holders of the transit visa are not allowed to study or work while they are in the country.
• Applicants of this visa should ensure they possess the visa and other entry permits to their destination country.
• Applicants are to provide proof of flight ticket for destination country.
• Applicants travelling with minors are expected to provide the original copy of their birth certificate.
• The Belarus transit visa is valid for only 48 hours.
• proof of payment of visa application fee should be provided.
• The Belarus transit visa is valid for only 48 hours. There is no extension to this visa type.

Yes, one can enter Belarus with a valid Schengen visa which meets the following conditions: The visa should be multiple entry and the traveler should have entered the Schengen territory at least once with the current visa.

No, you cannot enter Belarus with a Russia visa. You need a separate visa for Belarus.