Short-term apartment rentals in Belarus are gaining popularity: according to Belstat, over 15,000 daily rental transactions were recorded in Minsk through online platforms in 2024.
Daily Apartment Rental Prices in Belarus
In Belarus, studios (25–35 m²), one-room apartments (35–45 m²), two-room apartments (50–70 m²), apartments with European-style renovations, and rare penthouses (from 100 m² with a terrace) are available for rent.
Average daily apartment rental prices in Belarus by city:
| City / District |
Type of housing |
Cost per day, BYN |
| Minsk - center (Nemiga, Oktyabrskaya Square) |
Studios |
90–160 |
| 1-room |
120–190 |
| 2-room |
150–250 |
| Penthouses |
300–500 |
| Minsk - residential areas (Uruchye, Malinovka) |
Studios |
60–100 |
| 1-room |
80–130 |
| 2-room |
110–170 |
| Brest (center, fortress area) |
Studios |
50–90 |
| Apartments |
80–140 |
| Grodno (historical center) |
1-room |
55–95 |
| 2-room |
85–130 |
| Vitebsk / Gomel / Mogilev |
Studios |
40–70 |
| 2-room |
70–110 |
How to Rent an Apartment for a Day in Belarus
You can rent short-term apartments in Belarus on our platform. Realting features listings from private landlords with verified passport information. When renting, please consider:
- Transportation. In Minsk, choose a property at least 500 meters from a metro entrance; it will be cheaper. Parking in courtyards is free, but in central Minsk, it's paid.
- Facilities. Hot water, a gas/electric stove, a refrigerator, and a microwave are required.
- Documents. Lease agreement for up to 30 days (without registration with the OGIM); payment receipt. Income tax (13%) is paid by the owner.
Renting an apartment in Belarus by the day often requires a 50% deposit. However, it's best to do this after agreeing to the terms and conditions in writing to avoid scams.