Belarus has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest every year since the competition began in 2003. The country has won the contest twice, in 2005 and 2007.
Belarus is one of the most successful countries in Junior Eurovision with two victories to date. In total the country has finished inside the top five on eight occasions. In 2010 the contest was held in Minsk and in 2018 the country hosted the Junior Eurovision Song Contest for the second time.
| Event | Contestant | Song | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Copenhagen 2003 | Volha Satsiuk |
Tantsuy
|
103 points 4th |
| Lillehammer 2004 | Egor Volchek |
Spjavajtse So Mnoj
|
9 points 14th |
| Hasselt 2005 |
Ksenia Sitnik
|
My Vmeste
|
149 points 1st |
| Bucharest 2006 | Andrey Kunets |
Noviy Den
|
129 points 2nd |
| Rotterdam 2007 |
Alexey Zhigalkovich
|
S Druz'yami
|
137 points 1st |
| Lemesos 2008 |
Dasha, Alina & Karina
|
Sertse Belarusi
|
86 points 6th |
| Kyiv 2009 |
Yury Demidovich
|
Volshebnyi Krolik
|
48 points 9th |
| Minsk 2010 |
Daniil Kozlov
|
Muzyki Svet
|
85 points 5th |
| Yerevan 2011 |
Lidiya Zablotskaya
|
Angely Dobra
|
99 points 3rd |
| Amsterdam 2012 |
Egor Zheshko
|
56 points 9th | |
| Kyiv 2013 |
Ilya Volkov
|
Poy so Mnoy
|
108 points 3rd |
| Valletta 2014 |
Nadezhda Misyakova
|
Sokal (Falcon)
|
71 points 7th |
| Sofia 2015 |
Ruslan Aslanov
|
Volshebstvo (Magic)
|
105 points 4th |
| Valletta 2016 |
Alexander Minyonok
|
177 points 7th | |
| Tbilisi 2017 |
Helena Meraai
|
I Am The One
|
149 points 5th |
| Minsk 2018 |
Daniel Yastremski
|
114 points 11th | |
| Gliwice-Silesia 2019 |
Liza Misnikova
|
92 points 11th | |
| Poland 2020 |
Arina Pehtereva
|
Aliens
|
130 points 5th |
Copenhagen 2003
Lillehammer 2004
Hasselt 2005
Bucharest 2006
Rotterdam 2007
Lemesos 2008
Kyiv 2009
Minsk 2010
Yerevan 2011
Amsterdam 2012
Kyiv 2013
Valletta 2014
Sofia 2015
Valletta 2016
Tbilisi 2017
Minsk 2018
Gliwice-Silesia 2019
Poland 2020