Belarus Tourism Experience Sharing How to Travel to Belarus

Beijing flies to Kiev to earn Minsk or Beijing flies to Moscow to transfer to Minsk. There seems to be no direct flight, but the ticket price can only be transferred. The ticket price depends on the purchase time, airline and departure time, and fluctuates at any time. It is impossible to give an accurate value or range, and you need to check it yourself when you buy it.

2. Route to Belarus

Not yet. You have to change planes when you come from China. So the air tickets here are very expensive. Mainly: Deutsche Bahn, Frankfurt, Qantas, Vienna, Aeroflot, Moscow, Ukraine, Kiev.

3. Belarus is free to travel.

Generally speaking, the processing time for studying in Belarus is about 7 working days. However, this is only an approximate time, and there is no specific date, because the time required for embassy approval is different, and the approval time will be relatively extended under special circumstances. So you'd better plan your time reasonably to avoid delaying your study abroad plan because of the time of visa issuance.

What is the most convenient way to travel to Belarus?

C Travel visas are issued on the basis of applications processed by Belarusian tourism companies.

The following documents are required to apply for a visa from the Consular Section/Consulate General of the Embassy:

-Application for outbound tourism;

-Passport, passport copy;

-Completed visa application form;

-1 photo;

-Medical insurance policy.

Special note: As there is no direct flight between China and Belarus, many citizens of China have to transit through Moscow. Moscow Sheremetyevo () The first and second international airports are far apart, so transit flights must go through entry formalities. Therefore, Russian citizens with official, ordinary and private passports who fly to China via Moscow will not need a Russian visa within 24 hours, but they can stay at the airport.

[Embassy of Belarus in China]

Address:No. 1, Ritan Dongyi Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing.

Tel: 86-10-65321691,86- 10-65326426.

Fax: 86- 10-653264 17.

E-mail :china@belembassy.org

5. How to get to Belarus

It is almost impossible to work alone in Belarus. There is no shortage of labor in Belarus. Working in Belarus can only be sent by the company or introduced by acquaintances.

How to travel to Belarus

1. Moscow (population: about12.3 million)

Moscow is the capital of the Russian Federation and the capital of Moscow State, with a history of more than 800 years. This is the political, economic, cultural, financial and transportation center of China, the largest comprehensive city, an international metropolis and a world-class city. Moscow covers an area of 25 1 1 km2 and has a population of about12.3 million, accounting for 8.4% of the American population in Russia. It is the most populous and largest city in Russia, with its capital in the forest. It was also selected into the list of global summer cities in 2020. Moscow is an extremely important transportation hub in Russia and even Eurasia, and an important industrial manufacturing center, science and technology and education center in Russia. This world-famous ancient city has many places of interest, and the historic Kremlin is also here.

2. St. Petersburg (5 132000)

St Petersburg, located in the northwest of Russia, is a municipality directly under the central government of Russia, with an area of 1.439 square kilometers and a population of 5 1.32 million. It is the second most populous city in Russia after Moscow. St Petersburg has been the national capital for more than 200 years. This cultural city occupies an important position in Russian economy. In 20 19, its GDP was $75 billion, and the per capita GDP was close to 15000. Today, St. Petersburg is not only a large comprehensive industrial city, but also a second-tier city in the world. It is also an important land and water transportation hub in Russia. It is also known as the northern capital of Russia. The headquarters of the Russian naval fleet and the world-famous Winter Palace are here.

3. Chelyabinsk (3.49 million)

Chelyabinsk is located on the southern slopes of the Urals and the Outer Urals. It is the center of Eurasia and the dividing point between Asia and Europe. It is 0/9 km away from Moscow19, with an area of 87,900 square kilometers and a population of 3.49 million. The name of Chelyabinsk comes from the ruins of a fortress built there in 1736. 178 1 became a residential area and later became the political center of the region. Chelyabinsk has developed heavy industry and rich mineral resources. It is the main historical, economic and geographical region in southwest Russia, and it is also one of the main logistics hubs in Russia. New Silk Road Economic Belt.

4. Novosibirsk (1610,000)

Novosibirsk is located in an important area of densely populated areas in central Russia, with a total area of 477 square kilometers and a population of 1, 6 1, 000. It is the fourth most populous city in Russia and a fourth-tier city in the world. The city has very modern buildings and a diversified economy. There are many factories in China and some of the best universities, museums and theaters in Russia. The world-famous Russian Science City is also located here, so it is called the Silicon Valley of Russia. Since 1930s, it has become the center of Siberia and the largest comprehensive industrial city to the east of the Ural Mountains, and now it has entered the ranks of big cities in Russia.

5. Yekaterinburg (65438+480,000)

Fort Katrina was built in 1723, named after Queen Catherine I, with an area of 49 1 km2 and a population of 1.48 million, ranking among the top five cities in Russia. Yekaterinburg is the easternmost city in Europe and the westernmost city in Asia. It has always been an important transportation hub, industrial base and science and education center in Russia, an important military production base in Russia and the headquarters of the Russian Central Military Region. As a famous Russian city, it is also the hometown of Yeltsin, the first Russian president.

6. Nizhny Novgorod (65,438+250,000)

Nizhny Novgorod, a city with a large population in Russia, was built in 122 1. It is located along the Volga River in Russia. Russian ancient buildings can be seen everywhere. It is an ancient city with a long history of 800 years, with an area of 4 10 square kilometers and a population of 1.25 million. It is the capital of Nizhny Novgorod, the center of Russian machinery industry, the cultural center and an important transportation hub, and the oil processing, paper making and food industries are very developed. Therefore, Nizhny Novgorod is also known as the third capital and the hometown of Gorky, a famous Russian writer.

7. Kazan (65,438+240,000)

Kazan is located on the left bank of the middle reaches of the Volga River in central Russia, with an area of 425 square kilometers and a population of 1.24 million. Kazan is the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan in the Russian Federation and the economic, transportation and cultural center in the middle reaches of the Volga River. This city ranks alongside Moscow and St. Petersburg as three A-level historical and cultural cities in Russia. It is not only recognized as the third largest capital of Russia, but also one of the most popular tourist cities in Russia, with many places of interest. In addition, Kazan is one of the largest industrial and financial centers in Russia, and the total bank capital ranks third among Russian banks.

8. omsk (1170,000)

Omsk, located in the southwest of Siberia, is one of the oldest cities in Siberia and the most important transportation hub in the Siberian Federal District. With an area of 572.9 square kilometers and a population of about1170,000, it ranks eighth among Russian population cities. Omsk is one of the five largest industrial cities in Russia, with oil refining, petrochemical and machinery manufacturing as the main industries, and food and other light industries are very developed. It is also the largest educational and cultural center in omsk, with more than 10 institutions of higher learning. And the local energy is very rich, not only in Russia, but also in the world.

9. Samara (1 160000)

Samara, Russia is the administrative center of Samara Prefecture, a famous industrial city in Russia, the most populous city in Russia and one of the most important transportation hubs, with an area of 54 1 km2 and a population of1.6 million. It used to be the reserve capital of Russia, and it was built very big, leaving many former residences of Russian writers, such as lev tolstoy. Samara is also known as the Russian auto parts city, and LADA's American headquarters is here.

10. Rostov-on-Don (1130,000)

Rostov-on-Don, located on the Don River in the southeast of Eastern Europe Plain, is one of the major cities in Russia with an area of 348 square kilometers and a population of1/30000. Rostov-on-Don is the economic, transportation, scientific and cultural center of the North Caucasus, and also the economic and cultural exchange center of the whole southern region. It is called the southern capital of Russia, where the climate is pleasant and it is very suitable for living.

7. What should I pay attention to when going to Belarus?

On August 18, the visa exemption agreement between China and Belarus came into effect. Belarus is 13 the third country to reach an agreement on visa exemption for ordinary passport holders with China, and the fourth country in Europe to reach such an agreement after San Marino, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

After the agreement comes into effect, China citizens with ordinary passports can enter Belarus for tourism, business, visiting relatives and other activities without a visa, and each stay will not exceed 30 days, and the cumulative stay will not exceed 90 days each year. However, it should be noted that if you go to live in Belarus, or engage in activities that require the prior approval of relevant departments, such as work, study and news reporting, you still need to apply for a visa before you leave.

8. How can Belarus get to Russia?

Belarus is about 6,444 kilometers away from China, and it takes 9 hours by plane, which is the straight-line distance from Beijing to Minsk, the capital of Belarus. At present, the only direct flight between Beijing and Minsk is operated by China International Airlines. Belarus is located in the eastern part of Europe, belonging to the eastern European plain, and there are no mountains in the territory. It borders the EU countries Poland, Lithuania and Latvia in the west, Russia in the east and Ukraine in the south. It is only a few hours' drive from Germany and a few hours' drive from Moscow. It is the only way for Europe to go to Russia, the only way for China Railway to go to Europe, an important node of the Belt and Road, and a country with high cost performance for studying abroad. There are six states in Belarus, and Minsk is the capital.

9. How to get a tourist visa to Belarus?

When you receive a delegation from China, you can apply for a tourist visa in Belarus with a tourist permit or a confirmation letter from a Belarusian travel agency with an international tourist business permit. The validity of a tourist visa depends on the tourist permit, but it shall not exceed 30 days.

Applicants for tourist visas to the Consular Section of the Embassy of Belarus must submit the following documents:

1. Travel certificate or reception confirmation letter

2. Copy of business license of White Travel Agency

3. Passport

4. A correctly filled Belarus visa application form.

5. passport photo.

6. Copy of passport

7. Medical insurance policy

The reception and visa processing hours of the Consular Section of the Belarusian Embassy in China are from 09:00- 12:00 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

: 10. What should I prepare for my trip to Belarus?

1. Close relatives of citizens of Belarus and China who have long lived in Belarus.

2. Individuals who have been granted refugee status or asylum in Belarus.

3. Descendants of direct blood relatives of Belarusian citizens, such as children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren were born outside Belarus.

4. Belarus * * * and other reasons for obtaining permanent residence permit as stipulated in national and international treaties.

5. Living in Belarus for seven consecutive years. (Maybe only some international students can live here for 7 years. )

6. Previously held Belarusian nationality;

7 required professionals, high-tech, cultural and sports professionals and talents with outstanding contributions.

8. The investment in Russia is not less than 2 million yuan.