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US to Misnk, Belarus through Moscow with 2 Passports

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ugnafffanya   0

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Hello,

I'm planning to visit my mom in MInsk, but since I recently became a US citizen and now have 2 passports Belarusian And US, I'm a bit confused regarding which passports to use.

I understand that I can use my US passport @ the airport in the US and show them my Belarusian passport as a proof that I don't need visa in Russia.

But when I arrive to Moscow, which passport do I show? Can I just show Belarusian passport?

Or are they gonna question how I came to US?

I believe that there are issues with dual citizenships from Belarus side.

But would Moscow representatives pay attention to that?

My other question is:

I also wanted to visit ROmania with my US passport and after that go to Belarus, but I can't go with my Belarusian passport, right?

They might start asking how did I get to romania in a first place. Or do they not check stamps.

Or should I get a shengen visa in Belarusian passport?

I would really appreciate any input on this!

Thank you so much in advance!

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Go to Belarus with the Belarusian passport - no visa needed. Just show that in Russia and Belarus. Go to Europe and the US with the US passport - no visa needed. Nobody cares where you came from and how you got to that country. They only care about how you're entering the new country.

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