The average salary in Belarus in September 2026 was 3,099.3 rubles. These figures were published by Belstat. However, this refers to gross salary, i.e., before taxes and other deductions.

The highest salaries are traditionally recorded in Minsk, averaging 4,021 rubles. The second highest is the Minsk Region with 3,214 rubles. In the other regions, the average salary did not reach 3,000 rubles.

Here is how salaries are distributed across the country:

• Minsk – 4,021 rubles
• Minsk Region – 3,214 rubles
• Grodno Region – 2,782.2 rubles
• Brest Region – 2,760 rubles
• Gomel Region – 2,732.7 rubles
• Vitebsk Region – 2,618.6 rubles
• Mogilev Region – 2,612.4 rubles

And in which sectors do people earn the most? Information and communications lead by a wide margin, with an average gross salary of 6,426.1 rubles. Construction comes in second with 4,147.1 rubles, and the third place is taken by finance and insurance activities at 4,133.7 rubles.

The lowest salaries in September were paid to education workers, averaging 2,085 rubles. Slightly higher salaries were in the sector of temporary accommodation and catering, at 2,278 rubles. The third-to-last place is taken by the creative, sports, entertainment, and leisure sector, at 2,362.3 rubles.