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Healthcare for migrants in Belarus
SHAPE's editorial comparison places migrant healthcare access in Belarus in the middle category (Warning). Entitlement: EAEU protections plus national status and insurance rules.
Middle category
Provider type: Public system / employer or state insurance · International migrants (2024): 1,054,604
- Access rule: EAEU workers have treaty-based emergency and urgent-care protections; routine access for other migrants follows residence, employment and national insurance rules.
- Main barriers: Irregular status, insurance gaps and out-of-pocket costs can interrupt routine and chronic care.
- Migration measure: UN DESA estimates 1,054,604 international migrants at mid-year 2024. This is a point-in-time stock, not the number of people who arrived during 2024. The estimate is based on the foreign-born population.
- Origin definition: The origin shares below use country or area of birth for foreign-born estimates and country of citizenship for foreign-citizen estimates. They do not establish a person's nationality, ethnicity, language, reason for migration, legal status, recent-arrival status or undocumented status.
- Measurement basis: Foreign-born population (UN DESA code B)
- Evidence note: ECDC indicators use 2024 reports: the foreign-born share is calculated only among diagnoses with known origin; late diagnosis is the country-level share with CD4 <350 cells/µL and is not migrant-specific. Data Unavailable means no sufficiently interpretable value was published; a blank is not zero. The status is an editorial comparison of legal entitlement and practical access and does not apply equally to every migrant group.
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