Lebanon, Dubai, Minsk, Poland, Lithuania, Germany ... How does the whole journey of migrants look like from the Middle East to Europe. What role does Belarus and its policy play in this? What are the motives of people who decide to go on such a trip?<br /><br />Join the Outriders club and support international journalism: <a href="http://world.outride.rs/pl/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://world.outride.rs/pl/</a><br /><br />For the last 10 days, the entire Outriders team has been implementing a project called WizaDonikąd VisaToNowhere. Thanks to the easier way of obtaining tourist visas to Belarus - residents of various countries, including the Middle East (as well as people staying there) - can easily come to Europe. They land in Minsk. We recreated this route while working in many countries. We were in Lebanon, which is home to nearly a million Syrian refugees. There we also recorded a hidden camera visit to one of the travel agencies. In the Beka Valley, we talked with people who want to get to Europe soon. From Dubai, we flew with the migrants to Minsk by plane. In Istanbul, we checked the flights that go to the capital of Belarus. In Lithuania and Germany, we talked to people who had already escaped. From this emerged the image of the journey - what it looks like, its motives - which we present to you.<br /><br />See the full report: <a href="https://outride.rs/en/visatonowhere/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://outride.rs/en/visatonowhere/</a><br />