→ Belarus visa for Palestinian citizens

Belarusian passport holders wishing to visit Palestine will find a visa is required, with specific details on available visa types and typical stay durations, often up to 90 days, provided comprehensively on this page. Due to the unique geopolitical situation, Belarusian travelers almost invariably enter Palestine via Israel, necessitating adherence to Israeli entry procedures and permissions, as Palestine does not operate its own international borders or an international airport. The practical journey for Belarusian citizens involves flying into Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) near Tel Aviv, from where overland travel to Palestinian cities like Bethlehem or Ramallah—a route that includes designated checkpoints—is undertaken. While the specific visa cost, often around $80 for a tourist entry, is processed through Israeli authorities, visitors should also note that the Israeli New Shekel (ILS) is the prevailing currency throughout the Palestinian territories. Prepare for a unique travel experience connecting you to a profoundly rich historical and cultural landscape.