Border crossing point Mokrany → Domanovo
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Mokrany → 
Domanovo
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Mokrany — Domanovo crossing
Mokrany — Domanovo is a border crossing between Belarus and Ukraine, linking the Brest Region on the Belarusian side with the Volyn Region on the Ukrainian side. As of December 2025 it operates around the clock in a limited capacity as a humanitarian corridor, and it is effectively the only functioning pedestrian crossing point on the Belarus–Ukraine border.
The crossing is used primarily for the return of people from temporarily occupied territories. Ordinary tourist or transit traffic through this point is not recommended.
Key facts
- Type: pedestrian only — no vehicle traffic is handled.
- Walking distance: roughly 1.5 km separates the Belarusian and Ukrainian control posts, covered on foot.
- Working hours: 24/7, without breaks.
- Status: humanitarian corridor under enhanced wartime security protocols.
Waiting times and checks
Ukrainian-side control typically takes 2–4 hours, while a full crossing cycle can run 4–6 hours. The average daily flow is small, around 10–15 people. Detailed interviews and inspection of belongings and digital devices are possible, and processing time depends on the individual situation.
For live wait estimates see the current status page for Mokrany — Domanovo, and review historical patterns in the Belarus → Ukraine crossing statistics.
Documents
Travellers should carry valid identification accepted for entry into Ukraine, such as a Ukrainian travel passport, an internal Ukrainian passport, or a return certificate. Planning ahead and checking current conditions before departure helps avoid surprises at this remote pedestrian point.