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Bielorussia
tips.travel-advisories rewritten to its official sentences
- Prima
- The UK Foreign Office advises against all travel to Belarus, and Canada says to avoid all travel. The FCDO says you face a significant risk of arrest if you have ever engaged in activity now considered illegal by the Belarusian authorities.
- Dopo
- The UK government advises against all travel to Belarus, and Canada says to avoid all travel. The UK says you face a significant risk of arrest if you have at any time engaged in any activity now considered illegal by the Belarusian regime.
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Bielorussia
faq.safe-to-visit rewritten to its official sentences
- Prima
- The UK Foreign Office advises against all travel to Belarus and Canada says to avoid all travel. The FCDO cites a significant risk of arrest for anyone who has engaged in activity now considered illegal there, and a low risk that the war in Ukraine spreads to Belarus.
- Dopo
- The UK government advises against all travel to Belarus and Canada says to avoid all travel. The UK says you face a significant risk of arrest if you have at any time engaged in any activity now considered illegal by the Belarusian regime, and that there is a low risk that direct conflict linked to the war in Ukraine may spread to Belarus.
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Bielorussia
faq.insurance-required rewritten to its official sentences
- Prima
- Yes. When crossing the border, foreign visitors must have a medical insurance document from a Belarusian or foreign insurer, except categories not obliged to hold one. Under the airport visa-free regime the policy must give at least EUR 10,000 of cover for the whole stay.
- Dopo
- Yes. Belarus's Foreign Ministry says that when crossing the border foreigners must have a medical insurance document issued by a Belarusian or foreign insurance company, except categories of persons not obliged to possess one. For the airport visa-free regime it requires a medical insurance policy with coverage of at least 10 000 euros, valid in Belarus for the whole stay.
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Bielorussia
faq.cards-work rewritten to its official sentences
- Prima
- Often not. The UK Foreign Office says almost no major banks in Belarus accept foreign cards, those that do may charge a higher commission, and UK banks may block cards used in Belarus because of sanctions. It suggests taking US dollars or euros.
- Dopo
- Often not. The UK government says almost no major banks in Belarus accept foreign cards, that those that do may charge a higher commission, and that because of sanctions your UK bank may block your card if you use it in Belarus. It suggests considering taking cash in US dollars or euros.
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Bielorussia
faq.via-russia rewritten to its official sentences
- Prima
- Only with a visa. The UK Foreign Office says that if you travel directly from or to Russia the visa-free arrangements do not apply and you must have a visa, and that since 11 January 2025 foreign citizens with a Belarusian or Russian visa may enter, leave, stay in or transit either country at certain international border crossings.
- Dopo
- Only with a visa. The UK government says that if you travel directly from or to Russia the visa-free arrangement does not apply and you must have a visa, and that since 11 January 2025 foreign citizens with a Belarusian or Russian visa may enter, leave, stay in or transit through either country during the visa's validity, at certain international border crossing points.
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Bielorussia
faq.eu-visa-free rewritten to its official sentences
- Prima
- Yes. The foreign ministry says citizens of 38 European states may enter visa-free through all international road and rail crossings for up to 30 days (90 for Poland, Lithuania and Latvia) until December 31, 2026, with no more than 90 days of visa-free stay in a calendar year.
- Dopo
- Belarus's Foreign Ministry says citizens of 38 European states may enter without a visa through all international road and rail border crossings and stay up to 30 days from the date of entry (90 days for Poland, Lithuania and Latvia), until December 31, 2026 inclusive, with visa-free stays totalling no more than 90 days in a calendar year.
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Bielorussia
faq.need-visa rewritten to its official sentences
- Prima
- It depends on your passport. Citizens of 38 European countries — the whole EU, the UK, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia and the European microstates — enter visa-free for up to 30 days (90 for Poland, Lithuania and Latvia, and no more than 90 days in a calendar year) at any international road or rail crossing until December 31, 2026, and citizens of the countries on the foreign ministry's general visa-free list are visa-free too. 76 nationalities (Canada, Japan, Australia and more) get 30 days visa-free only when flying in and out through Minsk National Airport or five regional airports. The foreign ministry says ordinary-passport holders of 68 countries, including the US, can apply online for a single-entry e-visa of up to 30 days. Others need a visa from a Belarusian embassy.
- Dopo
- It depends on your passport. Belarus's Foreign Ministry says citizens of 38 European states may enter without a visa through all international road and rail crossings and stay up to 30 days (90 days for Poland, Lithuania and Latvia) until December 31, 2026, with no more than 90 days of visa-free stays in a calendar year. Citizens of 76 countries, among them Canada, Japan and Australia, may enter for up to 30 days and leave only through Minsk National Airport and five regional airports. Holders of ordinary passports of 68 countries, including the USA, can enter on a single-entry e-visa issued for up to 30 days, applied for on the E-Pasluga website. Visa applications are also processed at Belarusian diplomatic representations and consular establishments.
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Bielorussia
summary rewritten to its official sentences
- Prima
- Belarus waives visas for citizens of 38 European countries — the whole EU, the UK, Switzerland, Norway and Iceland among them — for stays of up to 30 days (90 for Poland, Lithuania and Latvia) at any international road or rail crossing, under a regime that runs until December 31, 2026; Citizens of the countries on the foreign ministry's general visa-free list enter visa-free, and a separate 30-day waiver covers 76 nationalities arriving and leaving through Minsk and five regional airports. The foreign ministry says ordinary-passport holders of 68 countries, including the US, can get a single-entry e-visa for up to 30 days online; others need a visa from a Belarusian embassy.
- Dopo
- Belarus's Foreign Ministry says citizens of 38 European states may enter without a visa through all international road and rail border crossings and stay up to 30 days from the date of entry (90 days for citizens of Poland, Lithuania and Latvia), until December 31, 2026 inclusive, with visa-free stays totalling no more than 90 days in a calendar year. Under a separate regime, citizens of 76 countries can enter for up to 30 days and leave only through Minsk National Airport and the airports of Brest, Gomel, Grodno, Mogilev and Vitebsk. Holders of ordinary passports of 68 countries, including the USA, Canada, the EU countries and the United Kingdom, can enter on a single-entry e-visa issued for up to 30 days, and visa applications are also processed at Belarusian diplomatic representations and consular establishments.
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Bielorussia
8 rows: registration note dropped
- Prima
- When staying in Belarus for more than 10 working days, foreign citizens need to register ... (quote)
- Dopo
- (no note)
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Bielorussia
European visa-free rows: quote and note
- Prima
- Travellers may make use of this visa-free regime an unlimited number of times until December 31, 2026 inclusive. The total duration of visa-free stays must not exceed 90 days within a calendar year.
- Dopo
- Citizens of 38 European states are eligible to enter Belarus without a visa via all international road and rail border crossing points on the State Border of the Republic of Belarus. Travellers may use any valid travel document and may remain in Belarus for up to 30 days from the date of entry. For citizens of Poland, Lithuania and Latvia (including holders of Latvia’s non-citizen status), the permitted stay is extended to 90 days from the date of entry.
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Zimbabwe
visaTypes.evisa-tourist.feeNotes
- Prima
- The Department of Immigration's fee schedule lists USD 30 for an ordinary single-entry visa online (British citizens USD 55, Chinese citizens USD 60); Immigration may change the visa type during processing, and the approval states the final cost. Category C nationals must have the eVisa approved before traveling; Category B nationals may also pre-apply. The eVisa FAQ says that on average the processing time for an e-Visa is seven working days.
- Dopo
- The Department of Immigration's fee schedule lists USD 30 for an ordinary single-entry visa online (British citizens USD 55, Chinese citizens USD 60). The eVisa portal says Immigration may change the visa type during processing, which may affect the cost, and that the actual cost is stated in the approval; it says visitors on its third list must pay for and obtain a visa before travelling, and that on average the processing time for an e-Visa is seven (7) working days. The Department encourages Category B nationals to process the visa online before travelling.
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Zimbabwe
visaTypes.voa-tourist.feeNotes
- Prima
- USD 30 single entry at the port of entry for most Category B passports. The Department of Immigration's fee schedule lists separate online rates for British citizens (USD 55 single, USD 70 double entry) and Chinese citizens (USD 60 single), and USD 55 for a multiple-entry visa; it publishes no other double-entry or nationality-specific rates. The UK government advises taking enough US dollars in small notes to pay for the visa. The UK government says the visa on arrival is usually granted for 30 days.
- Dopo
- The Department of Immigration's fee schedule lists USD 30 for an ordinary single entry at the port of entry, separate online rates for British citizens (USD 55 single, USD 70 double entry) and Chinese citizens (USD 60 single), and USD 55 for a multiple-entry visa. The UK government says the visa on arrival is usually granted for 30 days and advises taking enough US dollars in small notes to pay for it.
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Zimbabwe
countryFacts.bestTimeToVisit
- Prima
- Canada's travel advice says the rainy season runs from November to March, when flooding can make roads impassable and cyclones occur, and that veld fires are common in the dry season from April to October.
- Dopo
- No official source we could read names a best time to visit. Canada's travel advice says the rainy season extends from November to March, when seasonal flooding can hamper overland travel and cyclones also occur, and that veld (bush) fires are common during the dry season (April to October).
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Zimbabwe
countryFacts.safety
- Prima
- The UK government says there is a moderate level of crime: mugging, pickpocketing and bag-snatching are common in city centres, especially after dark, and there have been smash-and-grab robberies from vehicles. It says physical US dollar cash is short, power blackouts are frequent, demonstrations can turn violent and political gatherings should be avoided, and that you should stop at roadblocks and get a receipt for any fine.
- Dopo
- The UK government says there is a moderate level of crime: mugging, pickpocketing and bag-snatching are common in city centres, especially after dark, and there have been smash-and-grab robberies from vehicles. It says there is a shortage of physical US dollar cash, that there are frequent power blackouts, that demonstrations and rallies may turn violent and political gatherings should be avoided, and to stop at roadblocks and get a receipt if you have to pay a fine.
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Zimbabwe
entryRequirements.customs.notes.0
- Prima
- Australia's Smartraveller says photographing airports, military establishments, government offices, the President's residence and security forces is illegal, as is photographing demonstrations and protests.
- Dopo
- The UK government says it is illegal to photograph government offices, airports, military establishments, official residences, embassies and other sensitive locations without special permission from the Ministry of Information, and illegal to photograph police and armed forces personnel, demonstrations and protests; Australia's Smartraveller says photographing airports, military establishments, government offices, the President's residence and security forces is illegal.
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Zimbabwe
entryRequirements.customs.currencyLimits
- Prima
- Declare cash or travellers' cheques worth USD 10,000 or more on arrival; you receive a certified declaration showing you brought it in. It is illegal to leave Zimbabwe with more than USD 2,000 in cash.
- Dopo
- The UK government says to declare cash or travellers cheques if the value is USD 10,000 or more, that you will get a certified declaration to show you brought it in, and that it is illegal to leave Zimbabwe with cash worth more than USD 2,000.
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Zimbabwe
tips.photography
- Prima
- Australia's Smartraveller says photographing airports, military establishments, government offices, the President's residence, security forces or demonstrations is illegal, and Canada's travel advice says camouflage clothing is illegal for civilians.
- Dopo
- The UK government says it is illegal to photograph government offices, airports, military establishments, political party offices, official residences, embassies and other sensitive locations without special permission from the Ministry of Information, and illegal to photograph police and armed forces personnel, demonstrations and protests. Canada's travel advice says it is illegal for civilians to wear any form of clothing made from camouflage material.
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Zimbabwe
tips.check-category
- Prima
- Zimbabwe's eVisa portal sorts nationalities into three categories: Category A needs no visa, Category B pays for and obtains a visa on entering Zimbabwe, and Category C must pay for and obtain a visa before travelling.
- Dopo
- Zimbabwe's eVisa portal sorts nationalities into lists: visitors from the first are not required to have a visa, visitors from the second will pay for and obtain a visa upon entering Zimbabwe, and visitors from the third must pay for and obtain a visa before travelling.
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Zimbabwe
tips.usd-cash
- Prima
- The UK government says it is not always possible to withdraw cash with an international card and that change is rarely available, so it advises carrying small-denomination US dollar notes.
- Dopo
- The UK government says there is a shortage of physical US dollar cash, so it is not always possible to make withdrawals using an international debit or credit card, and that change is rarely available, so carry small denomination notes.
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Zimbabwe
faq.currency
- Prima
- The UK government says Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) replaced the Zimbabwean dollar in April 2024, but the US dollar remains legal tender, can be used for most transactions and is what most suppliers prefer. It says change is rarely available, so carry small-denomination notes.
- Dopo
- The UK government says Zimbabwe has a multi-currency system and you can use US dollars for most transactions; it says Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) was introduced in April 2024 to replace the Zimbabwean dollar and the US dollar remains legal tender, and that change is rarely available, so carry small denomination notes.
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Zimbabwe
faq.kaza
- Prima
- The UK government says the KAZA Univisa costs USD 50, is valid for 30 days for travel between Zimbabwe and Zambia and for day trips into Botswana, and is available at Harare, Bulawayo and Victoria Falls airports and at the Victoria Falls and Kazungula land borders. Zimbabwe's eVisa portal describes it as a visa for multiple countries in the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area, valid for one month.
- Dopo
- The UK government says the KAZA Univisa costs USD 50, is valid for 30 days for travel between Zimbabwe and Zambia and for day trips into Botswana, and is available at Harare, Bulawayo and Victoria Falls airports and at the Victoria Falls and Kazungula land borders. Zimbabwe's eVisa portal describes it as a special visa allowing entry into multiple countries within the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area within one month.
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Zimbabwe
faq.voa-cost
- Prima
- USD 30 for a single entry for most Category B nationalities. The official fee schedule lists USD 55 single and USD 70 double entry for British citizens and USD 60 for Chinese citizens (online visas), and USD 55 for a multiple-entry visa; it gives no other double-entry or nationality-specific rates. The UK government advises taking enough US dollars in small notes to pay for the visa.
- Dopo
- The Department of Immigration's fee schedule lists USD 30 for an ordinary single entry at the port of entry, and online rates of USD 30 for an ordinary single entry, USD 55 single and USD 70 double entry for British citizens and USD 60 single entry for Chinese citizens, plus USD 55 for a multiple-entry visa. The UK government advises taking enough US dollars in small notes to pay for the visa.
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Zimbabwe
faq.need-visa
- Prima
- Zimbabwe's eVisa portal says Category B nationalities, including holders of US, UK, EU, Canadian, Australian and Japanese passports, pay for and obtain a visa on entering Zimbabwe, from USD 30. Category A nationalities, including South Africa and Botswana, need no visa, while Category C nationalities must pay for and obtain a visa before travelling, via evisa.gov.zw or an embassy.
- Dopo
- Zimbabwe's Department of Immigration says Category B nationalities, including the US, UK, Canada, Australia and Japan, require a visa that may also be obtained at the port of entry after paying the fee, though it encourages processing the visa online before travelling; its fee schedule lists USD 30 for an ordinary single entry. Category A nationalities, including South Africa and Botswana, do not require a visa, while the eVisa portal says nationals of a third list must pay for and obtain a visa before travelling.
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Zimbabwe
summary
- Prima
- Zimbabwe's eVisa portal sorts nationalities into three categories: Category A, including South Africa and Botswana, needs no visa; Category B, including US, UK, EU, Canadian and Australian passports, pays for and obtains a visa on entering Zimbabwe (the Department of Immigration lists USD 30 for an ordinary single entry at the port of entry); and Category C must pay for and obtain a visa before travelling.
- Dopo
- Zimbabwe's Department of Immigration sorts nationalities into categories: Category A, including South Africa and Botswana, does not require a visa; Category B, including the US, UK, Canada, Australia and Japan, requires a visa that may be obtained at the port of entry after paying the fee (its fee schedule lists USD 30 for an ordinary single entry at the port of entry); and the eVisa portal says nationals of a third list must pay for and obtain a visa before travelling.
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Zimbabwe
KAZA Univisa: name and method evidence
- Prima
- It costs 50 US dollars and is valid for 30 days. (both)
- Dopo
- name: You can also use the KAZA Univisa in Zimbabwe. It is valid for travel between Zimbabwe and Zambia and for day trips into Botswana. / method: The KAZA Univisa is available at Harare, Bulawayo and Victoria Falls airports and at the land borders at Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe-Zambia border) and Kazungula (Zimbabwe-Botswana border).