For those who cross the Warsaw Bridge border crossing, the webcam is an opportunity to look at the queue at the Belarus-Poland border in real time. This border crossing is located in Brest.

This checkpoint operates on a 24/7 basis, seven days a week. Getting to it is easy: moving from Minsk by car, cross Brest, and then move along Varshavskoe sh. to the border.

About the work of the checkpoint

Up to 2,350 cars and 350 passenger buses can be served daily at this place, if you take both directions (to leave the Republic of Belarus and to enter from the Polish side).

Important! Since October 01, 2016, an electronic queue system has been operating there. Automobile transport skipped at a pre-booked and agreed time.

By the way, if you ride a bike, you will not be allowed to cross the border. As for electronic registration, then, in short, it happens as follows:

• Go to this site.
• Pay for the border crossing service.
• Then you arrive at the border checkpoint in Brest well in advance, before the booked interval.
• Register and drive to a special parking lot in the waiting area.
• You watch the electronic scoreboard, on which the registration number should appear.
• After that, you leave the waiting area and drive towards the checkpoint itself.

Good to know! You can follow the electronic queue without prior registration.

However, in this case you will only pass through the queue. So if at a certain a period of time everything is busy, you will have to wait until all the pre-registered ones have passed. In the event that you book the line in advance, you are guaranteed to pass the checkpoint within 60 minutes. By the way, payment can also be made by card, which is very convenient.

Types of control

The following types of control are carried out at the Brest-Varshavsky Most checkpoint:

• Border.
• Phytosanitary.
• Customs.
• Sanitary quarantine.
• Veterinary.
• Transport.

Webcams online

Note! Unfortunately, online video of the queue at Varshavsky Most to leave the Republic of Belarus is not available at the moment.

You can see the state of the queue from Terespol.

Border crossing Brest - Terespol is located in the Brest region, Brest. At this checkpoint across the state border there is a republican checkpoint customs clearance- PTO "Warsaw Bridge" (working hours around the clock). Specialization of PTO "Varshavsky Most" - customs operations related to the arrival on the customs territory Customs Union and departure from such territory of goods moved individuals for personal use, as well as Vehicle international transportation of passengers.

The checkpoint Brest - Terespol is located on the Belarusian side at the border crossing Brest - Terespol in the city of Brest, has an international status and is the main and largest border crossing between the Republic of Belarus and Poland.
Bandwidth Brest checkpoint is 4,000 cars and 500 buses per day (used only for cars and buses).
Border crossing length on the Brest-Terespol border from the barrier of the border committee of the Republic of Belarus at the entrance to the Brest checkpoint to the barrier at the exit of the Terespol checkpoint is 1.7 km. The checkpoint "Brest" is intended for the passage of citizens of any country and stateless persons.

The checkpoint Brest - Terespol is intended for the following types of control:

• border,
• customs,
• automotive,
• sanitary-quarantine,
• phytosanitary,
• veterinary.

The checkpoint "Brest" is the end of the main highway of the Republic of Belarus of the international highway M-1 "Brest-Moscow". Served destinations. Warsaw Berlin: Brest-Warsaw, Vitebsk-Warsaw, Gomel-Warsaw, Minsk-Warsaw, Moscow-Warsaw. The length of the Minsk-Warsaw route through the Brest checkpoint is 550 km. Krakow, Wroclaw, Prague, Vienna, Bratislava: Brest-Prague, Vitebsk-Prague, Gomel-Prague, Minsk-Prague, Moscow-Prague. The length of the Minsk-Krakow route through the Brest checkpoint is 771 km.

Nearest checkpoints are:

1. - 43 km towards the Belarusian-Ukrainian border.
2. - 188 km towards the Belarusian-Lithuanian border.
3. - 61 km towards the Belarusian-Lithuanian border. Only for citizens of the Republic of Belarus and the Republic of Poland.

The holiday season will soon begin and many tourists prefer traveling to Europe by private car. Briefly about the pros and cons of border crossings Belarus-Poland.

In the Brest region, there are three international checkpoints through which you can get to Poland by car.

The first is the Warsaw bridge (Brest-Terespol). Status - International.

(+) is located on the western outskirts of Brest, any navigator will lead to this border crossing

(+) there is an electronic queue system. Registration is made no later than 3 hours before the expected entry into the territory of the border crossing. More details can be found on the website https://belarusborder.by/

(+) after crossing the border you get on a direct route towards Warsaw.

(-) very often there are long queues and you can get to the Polish side at best after 4-5 hours of tedious waiting.

(-) entry by electronic entry only allows you to bypass the line located outside the border crossing, traffic along the channels from the Belarusian and Polish sides occurs on a common basis.

(-) when returning from abroad, there are no electronic queues, and if there is a long queue from the Polish side, you will have to stand in it on a general basis.

The second is Domachevo-Slovatyche. Status - International.

(+) convenient for travelers who go to Polish Lublin, Krakow, as well as to the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary

(-) located 50 km south of Brest

(-) Moving to the border crossing on a first-come, first-served basis. The queues at the border are also a constant phenomenon, although smaller than in Brest.

The third is Peschatka-Polovtsy. Status - International.

(+) convenient for travelers who go to the Polish Bialystok, as well as to the Kaliningrad region

(+) an ideal option for travelers who do not want to waste time and nerves in queues. There are no queues on Peschatka.

(+) the border crossing usually takes no more than 1 hour.

(-) located 55 km north of Brest

(-) the road to Warsaw runs through a large number of settlements.

Additional information can be found on the website of the State Border Committee of the Republic of Belarus http://gpk.gov.by/maps/punkty-propuska/

Don't forget about customs regulations at the border with Poland. Permitted to import to Poland:

• Spirits containing more than 22% alcohol - 1 liter
• Alcoholic beverages not exceeding 22% of turnover, e.g. liqueurs - 2 liters
• Still wines - 4 liters
• Beer - 16 liters

From tobacco products you can bring:

• Cigarettes - 40 pieces (2 packs)
• Cigarillos - 20 pieces
• Cigars - 10 pieces
• Smoking tobacco - 50 grams

Alcoholic and tobacco products can only be imported by persons over the age of 18.

Dairy and meat products are prohibited from being imported into Poland. Therefore, give up sandwiches with meat and cheese "on the road" so that there are no problems at the border.

On this page you can see images from some webcams installed on the borders of Belarus with the Republic of Poland. The cameras show the state of the queue at the border with Poland.

The queue at the point Berestovitsa - Bobrovniki

Grodno region, Berestovitsky district, pos. Border

Webcam at the exit from the Republic of Belarus (Berestovitsa)

The queue at the point Bruzgi - Forge

Grodno region, Grodno district, village Bruzgi

Webcam at the exit from the Republic of Belarus (Bruzgi)

Webcam at the entrance to the Republic of Belarus (Bruzgi-Kuznitsa)

The queue at the point Domachevo - Slovatichi

Brest region, Brest district, Domachevo village

Webcam at the exit from the Republic of Belarus (Domachevo)

Webcam at the entrance to the Republic of Belarus (Domachevo)

The queue at the point Brest - Terespol

Brest, Warsaw highway-1

The queue at Peschatka - Polovtsy

Brest region, Kamenetsky district, village Peschatka

Webcam at the exit of the Republic of Belarus

Webcam at the entrance to the Polish checkpoint

Please note that not all cameras are updated as often as we would like.

By land transport, many travelers travel through Brest. The border with Poland passes here in three places, so you can easily choose the one that suits you the most. You can also enter the territory of Ukraine at three different customs points.

Brest: border with Poland and Ukraine

Brest is a unique border place. There are six nearby at once. The most popular post "Warsaw Bridge" is also called "Tolmachevo" and "Brest". The border with Poland is crossed daily by many cars and trains. A little further away are customs and Peschatka. On the border with Ukraine there are border crossings Mokrany, Tomashovka and Oltush.

Closest to the city of Brest is the border with Poland. The distance to the city center from Terespol is only 5 kilometers. The nearest border point with Ukraine is about 50 kilometers away.

Border crossing Terespol

Brest is located on the western outskirts of the city - a border town. Next to it, there are 6 crossings at once: Varshavsky Bridge (PP "Brest"), Domachevo, Peschatka, Mokrany, Tomashovka and Oltush.

Warsaw Bridge is the most popular customs border crossing in Brest. Here you can cross the border with Poland both in a live queue and by e-mail. Registration is carried out via the Internet no later than three hours before entering the territory of the border crossing. This crossing is convenient because after it a direct route to the capital of Poland - Warsaw begins. The downside is the huge queues. Sometimes the wait here lasts for five or six hours. This is the main and main border in Brest. Customs is officially called "Terespol".

There are several corridors of control, which are divided into border, customs, sanitary and quarantine (including phytosanitary), automobile and veterinary.

The advantages of this border crossing is that life is already in full swing at the border. There are small towns near Terespol: you can rent a hotel, stop by for souvenirs, and shop at the supermarket.

Especially popular shopping complex"Pajero" in the village of Horbow with tourists traveling by bus. Here everyone makes a stop both on the way to Europe and on the way home.

Alternative border crossings: Domachevo

If you do not want to stand in a long queue, then you can use the Domachevo customs border checkpoint. It also has international status. The road to Domachevo goes along the Belarusian-Polish border and starts from the Terespol border checkpoint. You need to move about 45 kilometers to the south towards Ukraine, pass the villages of Priluki, Znamenka, Zbunin.

The Domachevo point is convenient for travelers who are heading to Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, as well as to the Polish Lubin and further to Krakow, Kielce and others. Very close to this border checkpoint is the town of Vlodava. If you are heading to it, it will be easier for you to cross the border at Domachevo.

Peschatka: border crossing without queues

At a distance of 55 km north of Brest, there is another international border checkpoint - Peschatka. This is the border located farthest from Brest. Customs with Poland is the least loaded here, there are no or very few queues. Don't stay for more than an hour. If you go to Warsaw, you will see many settlements on the way. This is a minus if you need to move quickly, but a plus if you want to see Poland. "Peschanka" is suitable for those who are heading to Bialystok. From here you can also drive to the Kaliningrad region. There are two routes to get to Peschatka: through Kamenets, and then take it to the left, or through the village of Vysokoye, which is northwest of Brest.

Crossing the border by train

For travelers who travel on their own, a train is an excellent option for crossing the border. This is especially true on Saturday, when large queues of buses and cars gather. By train, you can get both to Polish Warsaw itself and to Terespol, located right next to Brest. The train crosses the border in just half an hour, customs officers stand at the stations. Those from the Belarusian side may not ask anything at all. Poles can check things, ask about the purpose of entry. Of course, the visa will also be checked. A ticket for the train Brest - Terespol can be bought in advance at in electronic format. It will cost only about 300 Russian rubles. It is perhaps most convenient to take a ticket via the Internet, because in Belarus you will have to pay in Belarusian rubles.

Crossing the border by train is the only way for pedestrians to enter the EU, since they are not allowed to enter the Terespol border post. Can't drive through this customs office also cyclists.

Along the railway tracks from the border line to the very station of the Polish town of Terespol, a border fence was put up on both sides. This is done in order to protect the country from the smuggling of cigarettes, which can be thrown out the window on the way of the train. Moreover, illegal immigrants will not be able to jump out of the train.