It's the worst checkpoint I've ever seen. I was driving on Russian plates from Poland. The checkpoint from Poland was all polite. We checked the documents and the car. At the entrance to the checkpoint of Belarus, I got into the "green corridor". There was a car with Belarusian license plates in front, and it passed... they began to look at her, opened the door and the goods began to pour out - everything was packed, it was clear that they were carrying a lot of things, but they missed it. Next, while I was standing in front of the green line... Several employees came out and said, "Go to the red corridor, otherwise we'll find something and you'll have problems." I informed them that I had nothing with me from above the import limit. I was forced to enter the krasnyts corridor. Madame came out there and started clinging to everything... She made me take out the suitcase and put it on the scales... I did not detect any excess. I began to think further about what they were clinging to... It doesn't work. Her boss came out, took me aside, said he couldn't just let me out, but I had 2 bottles of beer with me.... He wrote me and the passenger receipts like I was spending an extra bottle of beer... I didn't argue, because I was very tired and went through, paid and left. I have never seen such rudeness anywhere else. Later, I wrote letters to Lukashenko 2 times... the result is that they are like peas from the forehead, impenetrable. In general, I don't remember anything good about this checkpoint and I don't advise you to go here.

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Егор Евсеев

Level 7 Local Expert

A normal transition. It's just a pity that you can't make a green card on the Polish side.

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Дарья Суббота

Level 15 Local Expert

A well-organized transition, it is a pity that a simple regional road is not very convenient from the M1 highway

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