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Temporary Residence Permit - Medical Treatment (Разрешение на временное проживание по лечению)
VisasBelarusTemporary Residence Permit - Medical Treatment (Разрешение на временное проживание по лечению)
BelarusBelarus•Europe
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Temporary Residence Permit - Medical Treatment (Разрешение на временное проживание по лечению)

Work Dependents Allowed

At a Glance

Processing Time

Varies

Estimated Cost

EUR €60

Varies by filing options

Stay Duration

Varies (Duration based on treatment plan)

Not renewable

Renewal

Not renewable

Family

Dependents allowed

PR Pathway

None

Sponsor

No job offer needed

Work

Remote not required

Official Information

Overview

Temporary residence permit for foreign nationals receiving inpatient medical care at Belarusian healthcare organizations.

The Temporary Residence Permit for medical treatment is a specific residency category tailored for foreign nationals who require inpatient care in Belarusian healthcare facilities. This permit is granted for the duration of the necessary medical treatment, up to a maximum of one year. It is designed not only for the patient but also, in certain circumstances, for an accompanying person who provides essential care for the patient's health. This status ensures that foreign citizens can access the necessary medical services within Belarus without the constraints of short-term visa limitations, providing a stable environment for recovery and treatment.

To apply for this permit, the applicant must provide formal documentation from a Belarusian healthcare institution confirming the need for inpatient treatment. The application must be submitted to the local Citizenship and Migration Department at the place where the medical care is being provided. Applicants must also prove they have a place to stay and the financial means to support themselves during the treatment period. The permit is a critical tool for those seeking specialized medical care in Belarus, offering a legal pathway for long-term stay while undergoing medical procedures. As with other TRP categories, the permit is tied to the specific purpose of the stay, and any changes in circumstances must be reported to the migration authorities.

Requirements

PUBLISHED REQUIREMENTS

Must be receiving inpatient medical care in a healthcare organization in Belarus.

Must have a formal invitation or contract for medical services from a Belarusian healthcare institution.

Must have a registered place of residence in Belarus.

Must have sufficient financial means to cover medical expenses and living costs.

Must have valid medical insurance (unless covered by the medical contract or treaty).

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Valid passport

Passport photos

Medical letter

Health insurance

Medical records

Proof of funds

Application Process

1

Select medical clinic: Choose accredited Belarusian medical facility

2

Obtain medical consultation: Get treatment plan and cost estimate from clinic

3

Secure health insurance: Obtain medical insurance covering 10,000 EUR minimum

4

Prepare visa documents: Passport, photos, medical letter

5

Apply for visa: Use short-term or long-term visa application

6

Pay visa fee: EUR 60

7

Visa issuance: 5-15 working days

8

Travel to Belarus: Arrive for medical treatment

Application Forms

Medical Treatment Visa Application—
Official Information

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