On 14 April 2017 at 17.00 an international exhibition project “Field of Flowers” will be opened at the National Historical Museum of the Republic of Belarus.
The name of this project is the poem of the same name by the Polish poet Czeslaw Milosz “Campo di Fiori” (“Field of Flowers”), which was written in Warsaw during the uprising in the Jewish ghetto in 1943.
The project does not only lead to the commemoration of the Holocaust. Works by artists are presented at different times and in different media. They are dedicated to the following themes: Questions of nationality, Jewish everyday life, tolerance in the modern world, remembrance.
This is good news. Since March 2017, the visa requirement for short trips of up to 5 days has been lifted. Citizens from 80 countries, including all EU countries and America, can now visit Belarus without a visa. The visa requirement for Israeli citizens was lifted as early as 2015.
Visa-free entry must take place via the border checkpoint at Minsk National Airport, where the following must be available:
1) A valid passport valid for at least three months from the date of departure from Belarus (ID cards will not be accepted);
2) Means of payment: foreign or national currency equivalent to at least 23 euros.
3) a policy of your travel health insurance valid in Belarus with a sum insured of at least 10,000 Euro.
You can find more information hier, please do not hesitate to contact us.
On 1 July 2016, the Belarusian ruble was denominated, 10 000 rubles turned into 1 ruble.