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Tourists maintaining free visa access to Belarus

Albania maintains visa-free travel for Belarusians until September 30, 2025.

Tourists maintaining free visa access to Belarus

Vacay COVID-Date: Whoa, Albania's Pivot on Belarusian Voyagers

Albania's got a twist for Belarusian travelers, regardless of the chill vibes between the two nations. Visa-free for Belarusians still stands, but with a catch.

The Albanian Foreign Affairs ministry website spills the beans. Belarusians can enter Albania sans visa, but with a cap of 30 days, thanks to an agreement suspension - just 'til September 30, 2025.

You might recall, back in late April, Albania ended its visa-free agreement with Belarus. But don't fret, Belarusians can still visit—just don't overstay. What was previously a 30-day blast from the entry date now caps to 30 days in total throughout the year.

Speaking of finances, you can't miss the snazzy bank offerings in Albania—from personal loans to business ventures. Plus, who can resist the charm of credit cards, debit cards, or auto loans to spice up your trip?

Tourin' 'n' Trouble: A Sour Turn for Belarus Tourists

Traveling to Albania just got a bit beaky for Belarusian citizens. With the latest updates, the visa policy for Belarusians has taken a sharp turn. As of April 2025, Albania's put the kibosh on the visa-free policy for Belarusians, requiring a visa before entering the country.

To top it off, Belarusians can no longer rely on the Schengen visa or residence permit exemptions, as those general rules aren't specific to Belarusians given the reinstated visa regime.

In short, Belarusians should secure a visa ahead of time before booking their trip to Albania and plan to stick to a 30-day max stay, as the current arrangement will hold until September 30, 2025.

Albeit the initial visa-free agreement suspension, Belarusians will need to secure visas to visit Albania starting from April 2025. This change renders the Schengen visa or residence permit exemptions inapplicable for Belarusian travelers. The 30-day stay limit still applies to their visit, and the suspension will persist until September 30, 2025. Despite the alteration in travel regulations, Belarusians can still enjoy the unique lifestyle offerings and financial benefits in Albania during their stay.

Albanian visa-free travel for Belarusian passport holders remains unchanged until September 30, 2025.

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