Study nursing in Belarus

Studying nursing in Belarus will give you a lifetime opportunity after graduating from the institute of Belarus.

Belarus offers the best nursing education, quality education, and modern nursing techniques.

For practicals, nursing students have good hospitals in Belarus.

The degree of nursing from Belarus is recognized all over the world, and this is the reason for many international students joining the nursing program in Belarus every year.

Nursing is offered at state medical colleges in Belarus, which are associated with Belarus State Medical University in Minsk.

You will never regret it once you decide to study nursing in Belarus for a bright future in the field of nursing.

For 2025-2026 also, we are accepting applications from international students, no matter which country they belong to.

NURSING:

Actually, nursing is a profession that is highly respected everywhere in the world and also highly demanded and well-paid.

Nurses are valuable just like doctors and engineers, and they serve mankind in the best way no matter where they are working.

Nurses are the first attendants for any patient at any place, so they are highly valued everywhere.

There are two types of nurses, male and female, so there is no discrimination in who may study the nursing program in Belarus.

The demand for nurses is increasing every year; that is why governments give a lot of attention to this field of education.

DURATION OF NURSING EDUCATION

There are two types of nursing education given.

1: ADN (associate degree in nursing)

This ADN nursing course consists of two years, and this education is normally provided at community nursing colleges or vocational institutes.

During this program, students are normally taught the practical most of the time, but theory is also included.

2: BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing)

After AND, if you study for more than two years, you become a professional nursing degree holder, and you have more opportunities to work in your own country or abroad, as after BSN, you become quite a professional nurse.

3: MSN (Master of Science in Nursing)

After BSN, in case you have a desire to gain more knowledge for perfection, you may join the MSN program at the master’s level for your market value and to work in high positions in the job market anywhere in the world.

Benefits of studying nursing

1: First of all, you become a highly respected society member as a great helper to all in any emergency, as you are trained for that.

2: You are well paid no matter where you are working in the world.

3: A lot of job opportunities wait for you once you become a nurse, and no matter where, nurses are in high demand everywhere.

MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION

The choice remain with the students that which medium of instruction, they choose, English or Russian.

International students who are not good at English, they join their nursing program after a 10-month language program in Belarus with science subjects.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

1: International Passport Copy

2: SSC Certificate copy

3: Admission Fee

Admission processing time is 2 weeks after we receive the complete requirements.

FOREIGN STUDENTS STUDYING NURSING IN BELARUS

Algerian international students love to study nursing, and they come to Belarus every year to join nursing at Belarusian State Medical Colleges.

Angolan international students love to be abroad for higher education, and Belarus is also one of their favorite destinations in Europe to study nursing.

Benin nationals arrive in Belarus in small numbers to join nursing at Belarusian medical colleges and universities.

Botswana nationals travel to Belarus every year to study nursing in Minsk at Belarusian State Medical College.

At present, there are no foreign students from Burkina Faso studying nursing at Belarusian colleges.

Burundi nationals rarely do come to Belarus to join nursing courses at Belarusian Medical College.

There are no foreign students from Cape Verde at present in Belarus studying nursing.

Cameroon is one of the prominent countries in Africa, from where a good number of international students arrive in Belarus and join nursing courses at Belarusian state medical colleges.

Cameroonian international students come to Belarus once they complete their secondary school in Cameroon.

Cameroonian international students receive an official study invitation and an OK to board for departure, then they travel to Belarus from Cameroon, and a Belarusian study visa is issued at Minsk International Airport.

In their first year, they study a Russian language course and then join their nursing course.

Most international Cameroonian students come to Belarus from the highly populated city in Cameroon, Yaoundé.

There is also an international airport in Yaoundé. After admission to nursing faculties in Belarus, the residents of Yaoundé depart from this airport in their city for Belarus.

The second prominent city in Cameroon is Douala; from this city also many Cameroonian international students arrive in Belarus and join nursing at Belarusian State Medical College in Minsk or Gomel.

There is also an international airport in Douala; the residents of Douala travel to Belarus from Cameroon using this airport in their city and obtain a Belarusian student visa on arrival.

Bamenda is also prominent in Cameroon, and from Bamenda also, Cameroonian international students arrive in Belarus and join nursing at one of the Belarusian state medical colleges.

After admission to Belarusian medical college, Bamenda residents use one of the international airports in Yaoundé or Douala to travel to Belarus.

Mbouda is also a Cameroonian city; Mbouda residents also join nursing courses at Belarusian medical colleges, but their numbers are always small.

Mbouda residents also receive an official study invitation from Belarus, and also an OK to board for departure to Belarus, and a Belarus student visa is issued on arrival at Minsk International Airport.

Loum is also a Cameroonian city; the residents of Loum also arrive in Belarus and join dental colleges, but in small numbers.

Cameroonian international students from Loum City receive a study invitation and an OK to board; then only they depart from Cameroon to Belarus using one of the international airports in Douala or Yaoundé.

The nationals of the Central African Republic rarely do come to Belarus to study nursing.

Chad nationals also rarely come to Belarus in huge numbers to study nursing and general medicine.

Comoros nationals are welcomed in Belarus to study nursing and physiotherapy courses at Belarusian medical institutes.

Congolese nationals travel abroad every year to study medical courses; they also come to Belarus to study dentistry, nursing, general medicine, and physiotherapy courses at medical universities.

Congolese international students are good at French; they study a Russian language course in their first year and then study nursing in the Russian medium.

Congolese international students travel to Belarus from Congo using an international airport. Once they have a study invitation and an OK to board for departure, a Belarusian student visa is issued on arrival at Minsk International Airport.

Congolese nationals apply for admission to nursing faculties at Belarusian medical colleges once they have passed their secondary school in Congo.

International students from the Ivory Coast travel to Belarus every year to study nursing and general medicine courses at state medical universities.

The nationals of Ivory Coast pass their secondary school in their homeland and then apply for admission to nursing faculties at medical colleges.

After receiving a study invitation and an OK to board from Belarus, they depart from an international airport in the Ivory Coast and are issued a Belarus student visa at Minsk International Airport.

Djibouti nationals are welcomed in Belarus at nursing faculties, but they come to Belarus in small numbers.

Egyptian international students travel to Belarus from Egypt in huge numbers every year to study general medicine, physiotherapy, dentistry, and nursing.

Egyptian international students pass their secondary school and then apply for admission to Belarusian medical universities to study nursing and general medicine courses.

Egyptian nationals are not good at English; they study a Russian language course in their first year before starting their studies at nursing faculties.

There is a Belarusian embassy in Egypt; Egyptian nationals receive a Belarusian study invitation and then apply for a student visa at the Belarusian embassy in Egypt.

Egyptian international students may only travel to Belarus from Egypt once they have a valid Belarus student visa in their passports.

https://egypt.mfa.gov.by/en/consular_issues/visas/

Eritrean international students come to Belarus in small numbers to study nursing and general medicine courses.

Eritrean international students obtain their Belarus student visas on arrival at Minsk International Airport.

Swaziland nationals are welcomed every year in Belarus to study general medicine and nursing courses; international students from Swaziland study their medical courses in English.

A Belarusian student visa is issued at Minsk International Airport on arrival for Swaziland nationals once they have a Belarusian study invitation and an OK to board for departure from Swaziland to Belarus.

Ethiopian international students love to travel abroad for their higher education; they also come to Belarus and study general medicine, physiotherapy, pharmacy, dentistry, and nursing courses at medical universities.

Ethiopian nationals study their nursing courses after a one-year Russian language course at one of the Belarusian medical universities.

Ethiopian international students travel to Belarus from Ethiopia and obtain their student visas at Minsk International Airport, provided they have a study invitation and OK to board for departure from Ethiopia to Belarus.

Gabonese international students are not good at English; during their first year, Gabonese international students study a Russian language course at one of the Belarusian state universities and then start nursing education in Russian as their medium of instruction.

Gabonese international students complete their secondary school in Gabon and then apply for admission to Belarusian nursing faculties at state medical colleges.

After admission, they receive a Belarusian study invitation and an OK to board, then they travel to Belarus from Gabon, and a Belarusian student visa is issued on arrival at Minsk International Airport.

Gambian international students love to be in Belarus for their nursing and other medical courses.

Gambians are good at English; they prefer to study their medical courses in English at Belarusian medical colleges and universities.

Once they are admitted to one of the Belarusian colleges, their invitations are approved by the migration department with an OK to board, then they depart from Banjul International Airport, and upon arrival at Minsk International Airport, they are issued a Belarus student visa.

Ghanaian international students are very prominent in Belarus due to their numbers and brilliance.

Belarus warmly welcomes Ghanaian international students at all its medical faculties. They like to study general medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, and physiotherapy.

Ghanaians are very good at English; their first preference is always to study their medical courses in English at Belarus State Medical Universities.

After completing their secondary school in Ghana, they are admitted to one of the Belarusian medical faculties, and then their official study invitation and OK to board are processed. Once they receive these two documents, they depart from Ghana to Belarus. They are issued Belarusian student visas at Minsk International Airport.

Kumasi has become the most populated city in Ghana. From Kumasi, a good number of Ghanaian international students arrive in Belarus for their medical education. Most Kumasi residents join general medicine, physiotherapy, and nursing courses.

Kumasi residents travel to Accra for their departure to Belarus from Ghana.

Accra is the capital of Ghana and a populated city. Accra residents travel to Belarus every year from Ghana to study general medicine, nursing, dentistry, and pharmacy courses at Belarusian state medical universities.

In Accra, there is an international airport; Accra residents use Kotoka International Airport for traveling to Belarus from Ghana, and a Belarusian student visa is issued at Minsk International Airport.

Tamale is also a popular city in Ghana; from Tamale, Ghanaian international students also travel to Belarus and study different medical courses.

Tamale residents travel to Accra for their departure to use Kotoka International Airport and obtain their Belarusian student visas on arrival at Minsk International Airport.

Takoradi is also a prominent Ghanaian city; from this city, a few Ghanaian international students come to Belarus to study nursing and general medicine courses at state medical universities.

Takoradi residents also use Kotoka International Airport for their departure to Belarus, provided they have a study invitation and an OK to board. A Belarusian study visa is issued on arrival at Minsk International Airport.

Another popular city in Ghana is Atsiaman; from this city, a few Ghanaian international students come to Belarus and join general medicine and nursing courses.

Atsiaman residents also obtain their Belarusian study visas on arrival at Minsk International Airport after admission.

Guinean international students are good at French; they come to Belarus and study a Russian language course in their first year, and then they join their nursing and physiotherapy courses in the Russian medium.

Guinean international students complete their secondary education and then apply for admission to one of the Belarusian state medical universities.

Once accepted, their documents are sent to the migration department; once approved, an official study invitation and OK to board is sent to Guinean international students, then they travel to Belarus from Guinea, and a Belarusian student visa is issued at Minsk International Airport.

Kenyan international students are good at English; they prefer to study their medical courses in English at one of the Belarusian state medical universities and colleges.

Kenyan international students complete their secondary school in Kenya, and then only they apply for admission to one of the Belarusian medical universities.

After admission, Kenyan international students receive a Belarusian student invitation and lodge their visa application at the Belarusian embassy in Kenya.

Lesotho nationals also travel to Belarus to study medical courses in small numbers.

Liberian international students are warmly accepted at Belarusian universities; they are good at English, and their first preference is always to study their medical courses in English, provided they are offered in English.

Liberian international students come to Belarus for their medical courses once they have completed their secondary school in Liberia or abroad.

Upon receiving a Belarusian study invitation and an OK to board, they travel to Belarus from Liberia, and a Belarusian student visa is issued at Minsk International Airport.

Libyan international students are not good at English; they study in their first year a Russian language course and then join nursing courses at one of the Belarusian state medical colleges.

Madagascar nationals rarely do come to Belarus to study nursing.

Malawian nationals do not come in huge numbers to study nursing at Belarusian universities.

Malian nationals rarely do come to Belarus and join nursing courses.

From Mauritania, sometimes international students come to Belarus and join nursing faculties at state medical colleges.

Mauritius nationals are welcomed in Belarus; they sometimes come here and join general medicine and nursing courses at medical universities.

Morocco is one of the most prominent countries from which international students arrive in Belarus to study nursing, pharmacy, general medicine, and physiotherapy courses.

Moroccan nationals are not good at English; they study at a Russian language faculty in their first year and then join their general medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, and physiotherapy courses.

Moroccan international students are issued Belarusian study visas on arrival at Minsk International Airport once they have a study invitation and an OK to board for traveling to Belarus from Morocco.

Mozambican international students are not good at English, and even they rarely do come to Belarus to study nursing. They study a Russian language course during their first year and then study their nursing and optometry courses at medical colleges.

Namibian international students every year travel to Belarus from Namibia and join general medicine, optometry, nursing, dentistry, and pharmacy courses.

Namibian international students are good at English; their first preference is to study their desired medical courses in English, if offered.

Namibian international students are admitted to Belarusian medical universities after completing their secondary school in Namibia. After admission, they receive a Belarusian study invitation and an OK to board for departure; they are issued a student visa on arrival at Minsk International Airport.

Niger nationals do not come to Belarus in large numbers to study nursing.

The topmost country in Africa is Nigeria, from which a huge number of Nigerian international students arrive in Belarus and study general medicine, optometry, dentistry, nursing, physiotherapy, and pharmacy courses.

Nigerian international students are good at English; they always prefer to study their medical courses in English at Belarusian medical universities.

International students from Nigeria apply for admission only once they complete their secondary school in Nigeria or abroad.

There is a Belarusian embassy in Nigeria; Nigerian international students obtain their Belarus student visas from the embassy of Belarus in Abuja once they are admitted and have a Belarusian study invitation approved by the migration department in Belarus.

https://nigeria.mfa.gov.by/en/consular_issues/visas/requirements/ee06a67b162e74ae.html

Lagos is one of the most prominent cities in Nigeria. Lagos residents come to Belarus every year and join general medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, optometry, nursing, and physiotherapy courses.

There is also an international airport in Lagos, and Nigerian international students use this airport for traveling to Belarus from Nigeria once they have a valid student visa in their passports.

Kano is another popular and highly populated Nigerian city. From Kano, Nigerian international students every year travel to Belarus and join nursing, dentistry, general medicine, optometry, and physiotherapy courses.

Kano residents use one of the two international airports in Abuja or Lagos for traveling to Belarus once they have a valid Belarusian study visa in their passports.

Abuja is the capital of Nigeria and a populated city. Abuja residents love to be in Belarus and join nursing courses at Belarusian medical colleges.

The Belarusian embassy is also located in Abuja, and Nigerian international students lodge their student visa applications at the embassy of Belarus in Abuja.

There is also an international airport in Abuja; they depart from their own city after securing a student visa.

Ibadan is also a prominent city in Nigeria; from Ibadan, many Nigerian international students come to Belarus and join general medicine, nursing, and dentistry courses.

Ibadan residents secure a Belarusian student visa and then depart for Belarus using one of the international airports in Abuja or Lagos.

Port Harcourt is a city of international students in Nigeria. From Port Harcourt, a huge number of international medical students arrive in Belarus every year and join nursing and general medicine courses.

Port Harcourt residents travel to Lagos or Abuja for their departure to Belarus once they have secured a Belarus student visa.

Rwandan international students arrive in Belarus every year to study general medicine, physiotherapy, and nursing courses; Belarus welcomes them warmly at its medical faculties.

Rwandan international students normally prefer to study their courses in English, provided they are offered at Belarusian medical universities.

Rwandan nationals complete their secondary school in Rwanda and then only may apply for admission to one of the medical faculties.

After admission, Rwandan international students receive a study invitation and an OK to board for departure to Belarus from Rwanda, and they are issued a Belarusian study visa at Minsk International Airport.

Senegalese international students love to be in Belarus for their medical education, and they like to study nursing and physiotherapy courses after a one-year Russian language course.

Once Senegalese students receive an official study invitation and OK to board, they depart from Senegal to Belarus. They are issued Belarusian student visas on arrival at Minsk International Airport.

Sierra Leone nationals travel abroad every year to study different educational degree programs; they also travel to Belarus for their nursing courses. Sierra Leone nationals are good at English and prefer to study their nursing courses in English, if offered. Otherwise, they study a Russian language course during their first year and then start studying nursing at Belarusian medical colleges.

Sierra Leone nationals pass their secondary school in Sierra Leone, and then only they are admitted to nursing faculties at Belarusian medical universities in Minsk or Gomel.

Sierra Leone nationals receive a study invitation and an OK to board from the Belarusian migration office and then only depart from Sierra Leone to Belarus; a Belarusian study visa is issued on arrival at Minsk International Airport.

Somalian international students travel to European countries every year for higher education, and they also come to Belarus for their nursing education at medical universities.

Somalian international students are entitled to obtain their Belarusian study visas on arrival at Minsk International Airport.

South African international students travel abroad every year for their higher education; they also travel to Belarus and join general medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, and physiotherapy courses.

South African international students are good at English, and their first preference is always to study their desired medical courses in English, provided they are offered in English.

From South Africa, international students apply for admission only once they have passed their secondary school in South Africa.

There is also a Belarusian embassy in South Africa; nationals of South Africa obtain their student visas before departure from the Belarusian embassy.

https://belarusfacts.by/en/about/basics/edu/

The most populated city in South Africa is Johannesburg. Mostly South African international students come to Belarus from this city and study general medicine and nursing courses.

Cape Town is also a prominent city in South Africa; many South African international students arrive in Belarus for their nursing and general medicine courses from Cape Town.

Durban is also a populated city in South Africa. Belarus welcomes South African international students from Durban every year; they choose nursing faculties and study at state medical colleges in Minsk or Gomel.

Pretoria is a business hub and diplomatic city in South Africa; the Belarusian embassy is also located in this city.

Many South African international students come to Belarus from Pretoria and study different medical courses.

Soweto is also a South African city; from this city, a few international students travel to Belarus for their nursing and general medicine education.

Sudanese international students are not good at English; they study a Russian language course during their first year and then study nursing courses at Belarusian medical colleges.

Tanzanian international students travel abroad every year to study nursing and general medicine courses; they also come to Belarus and join nursing courses after a one-year Russian language course.

A Belarusian student visa is issued on arrival at Minsk International Airport for Tanzanian international students.

Togolese international students are good at French; they study a Russian language course in their first year and then join nursing courses at Belarusian state medical universities.

Togolese international students arrive at Minsk International Airport and obtain their Belarusian student visas after having a Belarusian student invitation and an OK to board for departure from Togo to Belarus.

Tunisian international students travel to Belarus every year to study general medicine, dentistry, physiotherapy, and nursing courses. They are good at Arabic and French, and they study nursing in Russian after a one-year Russian language course at a Belarusian medical university.

Ugandan international students come to Belarus every year to join general medicine and nursing courses; they receive a study invitation and an OK to board for traveling to Belarus from Uganda, and a Belarus student visa is issued to them at Minsk International Airport.

Zambia is one of the leading countries in Africa, from which a good number of Zambian international students travel to Belarus for their general medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, physiotherapy, optometry, and nursing courses.

Zambian international students complete their secondary school in Zambia and then join the above-mentioned courses at Belarusian medical universities.

After admission, approved by the Belarusian migration department, they receive a Belarusian study invitation with an OK to board, and then only they travel to Belarus from Zambia. A Belarusian study visa is issued to them on arrival at Minsk International Airport.

Most Zambian international students arrive in Belarus from the city of Lusaka, which is also the capital of Zambia and a highly populated city.

The residents of Lusaka love to study general medicine, dentistry, physiotherapy, and nursing courses at Belarusian medical universities.

There is also an international airport in Lusaka, and the residents of Lusaka depart from that international airport to Minsk International Airport, and a Belarus study visa is issued to them on arrival.

Kitwe is another populated city in Zambia. From Kitwe, a good number of international medical students travel to Belarus every year and join general medicine, dentistry, and nursing courses.

Zambian international students are good at English; their first preference is always to study their desired medical courses in English.

Kitwe residents use Lusaka International Airport for their departure to Belarus, provided they have a Belarus study invitation and an OK to board.

Ndola is also a prominent city in Zambia. A good number of Zambian international students arrive in Belarus from Ndola City and join general medicine, optometry, dentistry, and nursing courses.

The residents of Ndola also travel to Belarus using Lusaka International Airport after admission and receiving an official study invitation and an OK to board.

Kabwe is a town near Lusaka while traveling to Ndola and Kitwe, but it is a populated city. Zambian international students who belong to Kabwe arrive in Belarus.

The residents of Kabwe like to study general medicine and nursing courses at Belarusian universities.

They travel to Belarus from Zambia after admission using Lusaka International Airport.

Another populated city in Zambia is Chingola; Chingola residents travel to Belarus every year to join general medicine, dentistry, and nursing courses.

The residents of Chingola travel to Lusaka for their departure to Belarus, provided they have a Belarusian student invitation and an OK to board from Belarus.

Belarus welcomes Zimbabwean international students every year at its medical faculties.

After completion of their secondary school in Zimbabwe, they apply for admission to different medical faculties.

Zimbabwean international students love to study nursing, and Belarus welcomes them at its nursing faculties.

After admission, Zimbabwean international students receive a Belarusian study invitation approved by the migration department, and then only they may lodge a Belarusian study visa application at the embassy of Belarus in Zimbabwe.

https://zimbabwe.mfa.gov.by/en/consular_issues/

Harare is the capital of Zimbabwe and a highly populated city. Harare residents come to Belarus every year and join general medicine and nursing courses at Belarusian medical universities.

There is also an international airport in Harare; they depart from Zimbabwe using that airport in their own city.

The embassy of Belarus is also located in their city for the processing of Belarusian student visas.

Zimbabwean international students are good at English; they prefer to study their medical courses in English always.

Another prominent city in Zimbabwe is Bulawayo; Belarus also welcomes the residents of this city at its nursing faculties.

The residents of Bulawayo travel to Harare for their departure once they have a valid Belarusian student visa in their passports.

Another populated city in Zimbabwe is Chitungwiza; from this city, Zimbabwean international students come to Belarus in small numbers and join general medicine and nursing courses.

Chitungwiza residents also travel to Harare for their departure to Belarus once they have already secured a Belarus student visa.

Mutare is also a prominent city in Zimbabwe; Mutare residents rarely come to Belarus and join nursing faculties after a one-year Russian language course.

The residents of Mutare also secure a Belarusian student visa before departure.

Gweru is also a Zimbabwean city; the residents of Gweru also rarely come to Belarus to join nursing courses.

Gweru residents receive an official study invitation and secure a Belarus student visa; then they travel to Harare for their departure to Belarus.

Afghan international students often come to Belarus to study MBBS and nursing courses.

From Bahrain, different nationals come to Belarus to study MBBS and nursing courses at Belarusian medical institutes; these foreign medical students coming from Bahrain belong to Asian and African communities residing in Bahrain.

International students coming from Bahrain prefer to study their courses in English, provided they are offered at Belarusian universities.

Bhutanese international students rarely do join Belarusian medical universities to study general medicine and nursing courses.

From Brunei, rarely do foreign medical students come to Belarus to study medical courses.

Cambodian international students sometimes arrive in Belarus and join nursing courses.

Chinese international students arrive in Belarus every year and join general medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, optometry, physiotherapy, and nursing courses.

Chinese international students are not good at English; they study a Russian language course in their first year and then join nursing courses at Belarusian State Medical College in Minsk.

There is a Belarusian embassy in China. After admission, they receive a study invitation and apply for a Belarus student visa at the embassy. Only after the issuance of a Belarusian student visa do they depart from China to Belarus.

https://china.mfa.gov.by/zh/consular_issues/schedule/

Many international students travel to Cyprus for their higher education; sometimes they intend to come to Belarus from Cyprus and apply for nursing courses.

Indian international students are always the most numerous, coming to Belarus to join MBBS, nursing, physiotherapy, dentistry, pharmacy, optometry, and nursing courses at state medical universities.

Indian international students are good at English; they always prefer to study their medical courses in English at Belarusian medical universities, provided they are offered in English.

Most Indian international students prefer to join Belarusian State Medical University in Minsk, but many join Grodno State Medical University and Gomel State Medical University.

Indian international students complete their 10+2 qualification in India, and then only they may apply for admission to study MBBS and nursing courses at Belarusian institutes.

There is a Belarusian embassy in India; Indian international students receive an official study invitation approved by the migration department, and then only they lodge a Belarusian student visa application at the embassy of Belarus in India.

https://india.mfa.gov.by/en/consular_issues/

Delhi is the most populated city in India and also the capital of India. From Delhi, the most number of Indian international students arrive in Belarus to study MBBS and nursing courses at Belarusian medical universities.

Mumbai is a business hub in India. From Mumbai, many Indian international students come to Belarus to join MBBS, nursing, optometry, and physiotherapy courses.

Kolkata is also a prominent city in India; from this city, many Indian international students arrive in Belarus to study MBBS, nursing, physiotherapy, and optometry courses at Belarusian medical colleges and universities.

Bangalore is also a very prominent place in India; many Indian international students come to Belarus from Bangalore and join MBBS, nursing, dentistry, optometry, physiotherapy, and pharmacy courses.

Chennai is also a populated city in India; many Indian international students come to Belarus and join MBBS and nursing courses every year.

Indian international students come to Belarus from every corner of India to join different medical courses.

Indonesian international students rarely do come to Belarus to study nursing courses.

Iranian international students arrive in Belarus in good numbers to join general medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and nursing courses at WHO-recognized Belarusian medical universities.

Iranian international students are not good at English; they prefer to study a Russian language course in their first year and then join nursing in the Russian medium at Belarusian State Medical College in Minsk.

There is also a Belarusian embassy in Iran. Iranian international students apply for their Belarusian student visas at the embassy of Belarus in Tehran, provided they have a Belarusian study invitation from the migration department.

https://iran.mfa.gov.by/en/consular_service/reception/

Iraqi international students love to be in Belarus for their medical education; they are not good at English, and they study their general medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, optometry, physiotherapy, and nursing courses in Russian as their medium of instruction after a one-year Russian language course at one of the Belarusian universities.

Israeli international students travel to Belarus every year and join general medicine, dentistry, and nursing courses.

Their first preference is to study their medical courses in English at Belarusian medical universities, provided they are offered.

There is also a Belarusian embassy in Israel, and Israeli international students obtain their Belarusian study visas from this embassy after admission to one of the Belarusian institutes and having a study invitation approved by the migration department.

https://israel.mfa.gov.by/en/embassy/address/

Japanese international students rarely do come to Belarus for their higher education.

International students from Jordan love to be abroad for their medical education; they also travel to Belarus and join nursing, pharmacy, dentistry, optometry, physiotherapy, and nursing courses.

Jordanian nationals are not good at English; they study their desired courses in the Russian medium after a one-year Russian language course on arrival in Belarus.

Kuwait is a small country, and from this country sometimes international students come to Belarus to join MBBS and nursing courses.

International students coming from Kuwait are nationals of Asian and African countries.

From Laos, rarely do foreign medical students come to Belarus to study nursing.

Lebanese international students are always warmly welcomed in Belarus to study nursing, general medicine, physiotherapy, and dentistry courses.

In their first year, Lebanese international students join a Russian language course, and upon completion of this Russian language course, they join nursing faculties at Belarusian medical colleges.

Malaysian international students come to Belarus and join general medicine, physiotherapy, and nursing courses.

Maldives nationals love to study general medicine and nursing courses; they choose Belarus as their study abroad destination and arrive in small numbers every year.

Mongolian international students do not arrive in Belarus in large numbers to study nursing at Belarusian State Medical College in Minsk.

From Myanmar, sometimes international medical students come to Belarus to study nursing and physiotherapy courses.

Nepalese international students are welcomed in Belarus to study MBBS and nursing programs.

Nepalese international students are issued a Belarusian student visa on arrival at Minsk International Airport, provided they have a valid study invitation and an OK to board.

Oman nationals also travel to Belarus for their higher education in the fields of general medicine and nursing.

Pakistani international students prefer to study medical courses abroad; for this purpose, they also travel to Belarus and join MBBS, nursing, dentistry, and physiotherapy faculties.

Pakistani medical students complete their F.Sc in Pakistan, and then they apply for admission. There is also an embassy of Belarus in Pakistan, where they lodge a Belarusian student visa application after receiving a Belarusian study invitation from the migration department; then only they may depart from Pakistan.

https://pakistan.mfa.gov.by/en/embassy/address/

Palestinian international students are known as brilliant international students at Belarusian state medical universities.

Palestinian international students join a Russian language course during their first year on arrival in Belarus, and then they join general medicine, physiotherapy, dentistry, pharmacy, optometry, and nursing courses in the Russian medium.

Philippine nationals rarely do come to Belarus to study medical courses.

From Qatar, Belarus admits a good number of international medical students at its MBBS and nursing faculties.

International students coming from Qatar are normally nationals of Asian and African countries.

They prefer to study their medical courses in English.

From Saudi Arabia, international students come to Belarus every year to study nursing and MBBS.

International students coming from Saudi Arabia are normally the nationals of African and Asian countries.

From Singapore, rarely do foreign students arrive in Belarus and study nursing.

Sri Lankan international students come to Belarus in the greatest numbers to study MBBS and nursing courses.

Sri Lankan nationals are good at English; they prefer to study their courses in English at Belarusian medical universities.

After admission, they receive an official study invitation with an OK to board for departure, and a Belarusian student visa is issued to them at Minsk International Airport.

Syrian international students love to be international students abroad, and they come to Belarus to study pharmacy, dentistry, general medicine, and nursing courses.

Syrian international students are not good at English; they study a Russian language course on arrival and then study their desired medical course.

Taiwanese nationals rarely do come to Belarus to study nursing.

Thai nationals also rarely come to Belarus to study nursing.

Turkish international students love to be in Belarus as international students and love to study nursing courses.

Turkish nationals are not good at English; they study their desired medical courses in Russian after a one-year Russian language course at one of the Belarusian universities.

Once Turkish nationals receive an official study invitation, they lodge a Belarusian study visa application at the embassy of Belarus in Turkey.

https://turkey.mfa.gov.by/en/embassy/

The United Arab Emirates is a hub of foreign nationals; they often come to Belarus to study MBBS and nursing.

Foreign students coming from the United Arab Emirates prefer to study their medical courses in English at Belarusian medical colleges and universities.

Vietnamese nationals come to Belarus every year and join nursing faculties in good numbers.

Vietnamese international students study a language course in their first year and then join nursing courses at Belarusian state medical colleges.

Yemeni nationals are welcomed in Belarus to study nursing and other medical courses.

Yemeni international students prefer to study their medical courses in the Russian medium after a one-year Russian language course.

Yemeni nationals are issued a Belarusian study visa on arrival at Minsk International Airport.

Albanian international students come to Belarus and join general medicine, dentistry, and nursing courses.

Andorra nationals rarely do come to Belarus to study nursing or other medical courses.

From Austria, sometimes foreign medical students come to Belarus and study nursing courses after a one-year Russian language course at one of the Belarusian medical universities.

From Belgium, rarely do foreign medical students arrive in Belarus and join nursing courses.

Bosnia is also a European country, and from there sometimes international medical students come to Belarus to study general medicine, physiotherapy, optometry, and nursing courses at state medical universities.

Bulgaria is an Eastern European country; sometimes from Bulgaria, foreign medical students arrive in Belarus and join general medicine, optometry, and nursing courses.

From Croatia, foreign medical students rarely do come to Belarus to study nursing degrees.

Many foreign students every year travel to Cyprus to study different courses; also, sometimes from Cyprus, a few foreign medical students arrive in Belarus and join general medicine, dentistry, physiotherapy, and nursing courses.

From Czechia, rarely do international students arrive in Belarus to study master’s in nursing at Belarusian state medical universities.

Many foreign nationals reside and work in Denmark; from there also sometimes foreign medical students come to Belarus and join dentistry, optometry, pediatrics, physiotherapy, and nursing degree programs.

From Estonia, rarely do foreign medical students come to Belarus and join nursing degree programs at Belarusian state medical colleges.

Finland is a neighboring country of Russia; sometimes foreign medical students come to Belarus from Finland and join dentistry and bachelor’s in nursing programs.

France is a hub of foreign communities; they live and work in France, and they often send their children to Belarus to study general medicine, nursing, dentistry, and physiotherapy courses to earn a European degree with a moderate tuition fee.

Many foreign communities live in Germany; they look for an affordable study abroad destination for their children to study MBBS and nursing degrees. They often send their children to Belarus for this purpose.

Greece is also a center of foreign nationals; they also send their children to Belarus to study nursing courses.

Hungary is also a European country in Eastern Europe; from there, sometimes foreign medical students come to Belarus and join affordable nursing courses.

Rarely do foreign medical students arrive in Belarus from Iceland to study nursing.

Ireland is itself a popular study abroad destination; even from Ireland, also, foreign medical students come to Belarus and join affordable general medicine and nursing degree programs at Belarusian medical universities.

Italy is also a center of foreign communities; from Italy, sometimes foreign medical students arrive in Belarus and join general medicine and nursing courses.

From Kosovo, sometimes foreign medical students arrive in Belarus to study bachelor’s degrees in nursing and general medicine courses.

Latvia is also a neighboring country of Russia; from this country sometimes foreign medical students come to Belarus and join master’s programs in nursing at Belarusian medical universities.

From Lithuania, rarely do foreign medical students come to Belarus and join nursing programs.

Malta is also a popular European study abroad destination; from Malta, sometimes international students join nursing courses at Belarusian medical colleges.

Moldova is also a prominent study abroad place in Europe; from Moldova, sometimes Belarus accepts international transfer students to study general medicine and nursing programs.

Rarely do foreign students come to Belarus from Monaco to study nursing.

From Montenegro, also rarely do foreign medical students arrive in Belarus to study nursing.

The Netherlands is also a hub of foreign communities; rarely do foreign students come to Belarus and join affordable medical education in the fields of general medicine and nursing courses.

From Macedonia, rarely do foreign students join nursing courses at Belarusian colleges.

Norway is also a center of foreign communities; from Norway, sometimes foreign medical students arrive in Belarus to join general medicine, dentistry, physiotherapy, optometry, pediatrics, and nursing courses.

From Poland, rarely do foreign medical students come to Belarus to join nursing degrees.

Portugal is a European country, and a few foreign medical students arrive in Belarus sometimes to study general medicine, physiotherapy, and nursing courses at Belarusian medical universities.

Rarely do Romanian medical students come to Belarus to join general medicine, optometry, dentistry, pharmacy, and nursing courses.

Serbia is also a Central European country, and from Serbia sometimes foreign medical students come to Belarus and join nursing studies at Belarusian medical universities.

Slovakia is not far from Belarus; sometimes from this country, international medical students come to Belarus to join nursing courses.

From Slovenia, rarely do foreign medical students come to Belarus for medical studies.

Spain is a hub of foreign nationals; they often send their children to Belarus for MBBS and nursing education.

Swiss nationals rarely do come to Belarus for their nursing education.

From Sweden, rarely do foreign medical students come to Belarus and join nursing faculties.

The United Kingdom is itself a center of international students. From the United Kingdom, sometimes foreign medical students apply for admission to nursing faculties affiliated with Belarusian medical universities, which are WHO recognized.

Argentina is a South American country, and their nationals every year travel to European countries to study nursing. They also come to Belarus for their bachelor’s in nursing and master’s in nursing.

Also from Bolivia, foreign medical students sometimes apply for admission to nursing faculties affiliated with the Belarusian State Medical University in Minsk.

Brazil is a country of foreign students; from this country, sometimes medical students come to Belarus and join Belarusian nursing colleges.

From Chile, sometimes medical students arrive in Belarus for their nursing studies at Gomel State Medical College.

Colombian international students come to Belarus rarely and join nursing at Belarusian State Medical University in Minsk.

The nationals of Ecuador love to study abroad, and they come to Belarus to study general medicine and nursing courses at the state medical university in Minsk.

Guyana nationals often travel abroad for their higher education, and they also come to Belarus and join nursing colleges.

From Paraguay, sometimes foreign medical students come to Belarus for their nursing studies at medical colleges.

From Peru, foreign medical students arrive in Belarus sometimes and join nursing colleges.

Rarely do the nationals of Suriname come to Belarus and join nursing courses.

From Uruguay, rarely do foreign medical students come to Belarus and join medical faculties.

Venezuela is also a South American country; their nationals rarely do come to Belarus and join nursing degrees.

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International applicants who want to join the nursing program in Belarus may contact us for their admission through the following details.

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