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🇧🇾 Belarus Data Privacy Laws

Belarus's first standalone data protection law took effect in November 2021 with a consent-centric design and an active supervisory center; state access to data remains extensive.

Updated September 28, 2026 · digitalprivacyregs.com
Status
In force
Consent model
Opt-in
Primary law
Law No. 99-Z on Personal Data Protection
Year
2021
Authority
National Personal Data Protection Center (NPDPC)
Marketing consent
Consent is the default basis, with listed exceptions.
Transfers
Free to states with adequate protection per the NPDPC list; permits otherwise.
Penalties
Violations carry administrative and criminal liability.

The framework

The operative statute in Belarus is Law No. 99-Z on Personal Data Protection (2021), enforced by the National Personal Data Protection Center.

For media planning that means an opt-in posture, with consent capture built before campaigns launch.

Key instruments

Law No. 99-Z on Personal Data Protection

2021 · In force

Belarus's first standalone data protection law took effect in November 2021 with a consent-centric design and an active supervisory center; state access to data remains extensive.

Marketing and advertising

Consent is the default basis, with listed exceptions. Treat the consent note above as the planning rule; the penalty line below is what mispricing it costs.

Cross-border transfers

Free to states with adequate protection per the NPDPC list; permits otherwise.

Enforcement and penalties

Violations carry administrative and criminal liability. How often the authority actually enforces sets the real price.

Cite this page: "Belarus Data Privacy Laws." Digital Privacy Regulations, September 28, 2026, https://digitalprivacyregs.com/belarus.html. Accessed [date].