Travelling to Belarus?

Secure your Belarusian currency with Manor FX!

Belarus awaits your discovery, and we’re here to ensure you receive the best pound to Belarusian ruble exchange rate. Our service guarantees more rubles for your pounds, enhancing your travel experience.

Whether you prefer your travel money delivered straight to your door or to be collected from our bureau near Heathrow, Manor FX caters to all your needs.

Our online platform simplifies the process of ordering Belarusian rubles. Why delay? Convert your GBP to Belarusian rubles today!

Belarus travel money

Ever dreamt of wandering through the historic streets of Minsk or indulging in authentic Belarusian cuisine? We provide essential travel tips on Belarus’s currency and the smart use of cash and cards.

Where can I buy Belarusian ruble?

For hassle-free preparations, buy Belarusian rubles with Manor FX before your journey. 

Wondering where to pick up some Belarusian rubles? Our door-to-door delivery service ensures obtaining your travel money is effortless.

You can buy Belarusian rubles online at excellent rates with us, avoiding hefty airport fees.

Or, visit our bureau near Heathrow for competitive rates and easy collection.

Can you buy Belarusian ruble in the UK?

Absolutely! Acquiring Belarusian travel money in the UK is straightforward with Manor FX as your trusted partner. We offer attractive rates and a smooth experience. Converting your pounds to Belarusian rubles before your trip alleviates one less worry.

Is the Belarusian ruble a closed currency?

Yes, the Belarusian ruble is a closed currency. However, at Manor FX, we sell Belarusian rubles so you can have the right currency in your hand before you travel. 

Should I exchange money before I travel to Belarus?

Definitely! It’s wise to have your Belarusian rubles ready before landing in Belarus. With your rubles in hand, you can dive straight into your adventure, avoiding less favourable rates at airports and tourist spots.

Organising your currency with Manor FX in advance allows you to secure a better Belarusian ruble exchange rate and maximise your budget.

What is the best currency to bring to Belarus?

You should take Belarusian rubles as this is the country’s national currency. While other currencies might occasionally be accepted, sticking with rubles ensures you avoid unfavourable exchange rates.

Have Belarusian rubles left after your travels? Manor FX offers excellent Belarusian ruble to GBP rates.

Can I use my bank card in Belarus?

Yes, you can use your debit card in Belarus. Visa cards are accepted in most places, including shops, restaurants, and ATMs.

However, it’s always good to have some Belarusian rubles in cash for smaller purchases or places that may not accept cards.

Should I use cash in Belarus?

Yes, using cash in Belarus is a good idea, especially for everyday expenses like street food, public transport, and local markets.

Many smaller vendors and rural shops prefer cash. It’s also wise to have a card for larger purchases or emergencies. Cash ensures you’re covered for all your transactions!

Is it better to use cash or credit card in Belarus?

Belarus often favours cash, especially for smaller items like street food, buses, or market purchases.

Cash transactions are usually faster and more straightforward, as some smaller vendors and rural shops might not accept cards. However, keeping a card for larger expenses or emergencies is advisable. 

A balanced approach of cash for daily expenses and a card for larger payments or emergencies is ideal.

At Manor FX, we offer the best rates for your Belarusian currency, so remember to convert your Belarusian rubles to pounds upon your return.

How much cash should I take to Belarus?

If you’re backpacking in Belarus, plan to spend around 85 BYN per day, which is approximately £25. This budget allows you to stay in hostel dorms, cook most of your meals, enjoy a few drinks, use local transportation, and participate mostly in free activities like hiking and walking tours.

With a mid-range budget of 175 BYN per day, around £50, you can stay in a private Airbnb, eat out for all your meals at budget-friendly restaurants, enjoy a few drinks, travel by bus between cities, and engage in activities like visiting castles and kayaking.

If you opt for luxury, expect to spend 345 BYN or more daily, which is at least £100. This budget will cover hotel accommodations, dining out to your heart’s content, more frequent drinks, renting a car or taking trains between cities, and indulging in any tours and activities you desire.

How can I avoid ATM fees in Belarus?

Opt for ATMs from reputable banks to keep fees low and withdraw larger amounts less often to reduce charges.

Check if your bank has partnerships with Belarusian banks for fee-free withdrawals. Alternatively, order your rubles from us in advance to avoid ATM inconveniences.

How does tipping work in Belarus?

Tipping for good service is common in Belarus. About 10% is expected in restaurants. A little extra for taxis and hotel staff is appreciated.

Is Belarus a cheap country to visit?

Belarus is generally considered affordable compared to many Western European countries. Costs for items like food, accommodation, and public transport are often lower, offering good value.

However, prices vary by city or region, with larger cities like Minsk being more expensive than smaller towns and rural areas. Your trip’s cost will also depend on your travel style and choices.

Belarus currency

Belarusian ruble banknotes

Belarusian ruble banknotes come in 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, and 200 rubles, each with distinctive designs and colours that make them easily recognisable.

These notes feature prominent Belarusian figures, symbols, or landmarks on the front.

Belarusian ruble coins 

The reverse of the coins celebrates Belarus’s rich cultural and scenic heritage, reflecting the nation’s pride.

Belarusian ruble coins include 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, and 50 kopeks, plus 1 and 2 rubles. One hundred kopeks equals 1 ruble; they’re the Belarusian equivalent of pence.

Each coin has its size and design, featuring Belarusian culture, history, and iconic symbols. 

Belarus’currency import and export regulations

You can bring in and take out up to 10,000 EUR or equivalent in other currencies. You must declare amounts over this.

Ordering Belarusian ruble online

Convert British pounds to Belarusian rubles online with us for the best conversion rate and swift delivery to your doorstep.

Or, visit our bureau near Heathrow for the best exchange rate for Belarusian rubles. Choose your payment method – bank transfer, debit card, or pay on collection.

Selling back Belarusian ruble

Need to convert leftover Belarusian rubles to sterling? We offer an excellent rate for converting Belarusian rubles to British pounds.

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