Second passport
Belarus + Qatar: visa-free destinations with two passports
Belarus passport: 78 destinations without a prior visa. Together with a Qatar passport: 124, that is 46 more. Below are all the new destinations and entry terms as of 4 October 2026.
Belarus
QatarKey destinations
FranceVisa required
United KingdomWith the second passport180 days
United StatesWith the second passport90 days
CanadaWith the second passport180 days
JapanWith the second passport30 days
AustraliaVisa required
ChinaVisa-free30 days
United Arab EmiratesVisa-free90 days
SingaporeWith the second passport30 days
IrelandVisa required
What a Qatar passport opens
Destinations where the first passport needs a visa and the second does not.
Visa-free30
Entry on your passport
Albania90 days
Angola30 days
Bahamas90 days
Bahrain
Bangladesh30 days
Bermuda
Bosnia and Herzegovina90 days
Botswana90 days
Costa Rica90 days
Dominican Republic
El Salvador90 days
Eswatini30 days
Falkland Islands30 days
Guatemala90 days
Honduras90 days- Japan30 days
Kiribati90 days
Kosovo90 days
Kuwait
Morocco90 days
Pakistan90 days
Philippines30 days
São Tomé and Príncipe15 days
Saudi Arabia- Singapore30 days
South Africa90 days
Sudan30 days
Tunisia90 days
Turks and Caicos Islands90 days
Uruguay90 days
ETA10
Electronic authorisation online
American Samoa- Canada180 days
Guam90 days
New Zealand90 days
Northern Mariana Islands
Puerto Rico
South Korea90 days- United Kingdom180 days
- United States90 days
US Virgin Islands
On arrival6
Visa issued at the border
Bolivia
Brunei14 days
Cape Verde30 days
Paraguay30 days
Sierra Leone90 days
Yemen
Frequently asked questions
How many visa-free destinations do Belarus and Qatar passports give together?
124 of 226 countries and territories without a prior visa. The Qatar passport adds 46 new destinations.
How is the result counted?
For each country you enter on whichever passport gives easier terms. A destination counts as open if you can go visa-free, with an ETA or with a visa on arrival.
Can I hold two citizenships?
It depends on the laws of both countries. Some states require you to report a second citizenship or renounce the first. We check this before filing.