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Good news, fellow travelers! For Chinese citizens, Belarus offers a pretty sweet deal: visa-free entry for up to 30 days. This is super convenient, but there's a catch – you must arrive and depart through Minsk National Airport (MSQ). It's a real '方便得很' situation for short trips, making it easy to explore without the visa hassle.

However, this visa-free regime doesn't apply if you're flying to or from Russia, or if you plan to enter Belarus via land or rail. For longer stays exceeding 30 days, or if your travel plans don't fit the MSQ-only rule, you'll need to apply for a traditional visa through a Belarusian embassy or consulate. So, make sure your itinerary is '搞定' before you go!

When planning your trip to Belarus, ensure your passport is in tip-top shape. It must be valid for at least 90 days beyond your intended date of departure from Belarus. This is a standard requirement, so double-check those expiry dates to avoid any last-minute '没毛病' situations at the border.

It's always a good practice to have a passport with ample validity, ideally six months or more, even if the minimum is 90 days. This gives you '妥妥的' peace of mind and covers any unforeseen extensions to your stay. Don't let an expiring passport spoil your adventure!

If you're just passing through Minsk National Airport (MSQ) and staying within the international transit zone without officially entering Belarus, you generally won't need a visa. This is for those quick layovers where you don't leave the airport's airside area. It's a common setup, so '心里有数' about your connection.

However, if your transit involves leaving the airport, even for a short period, or if your layover is extended, the standard entry requirements apply. If you meet the conditions for the 30-day visa-free entry via MSQ, you can use that. Otherwise, a transit visa might be '绕不开' if you need to pass through border control and don't qualify for visa-free entry.

As of now, Belarus does not operate an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system, nor does it require any similar pre-travel authorization for Chinese citizens. You won't need to apply for something like an ESTA or eTA before your trip. So, '别想太多' about extra online forms for this.

Entry is either visa-free under the specific conditions mentioned (via MSQ for 30 days) or requires a traditional visa obtained from a Belarusian embassy or consulate. There's '没有这回事' as an online authorization system for general entry.

Currently, Belarus does not offer a general eVisa system for Chinese citizens. The 30-day visa-free entry via Minsk National Airport is not an eVisa; it's a direct visa exemption under specific conditions. So, if you're searching for an online portal to apply for an eVisa, you might be '搞错了'.

For those who do require a visa (e.g., for longer stays or entry via other points), the application process typically involves submitting documents in person or by mail to a Belarusian embassy or consulate. There's no official website for an electronic visa application, so don't '白跑一趟' looking for one.