Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has spoken out about the possibility of Russia's new e-Visa becoming a multiple-entry visa. This e-Visa is scheduled for introduction on January 1, 2021. Nothing has yet been confirmed, but this possibility should be studied very soon.
On the other hand, travelers who have cancelled their stay because of Covid-19 should be able to obtain the same visa free of charge, so that they can postpone their stay in Russia. We'll keep you informed of this decision and how to proceed.
Until further notice, Russian e-visas are not yet available, but we remain at your disposal should you have any queries.
In 2020, as part of efforts to boost tourism and business exchanges, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov hinted at major changes to Russia's visa policy. The main announcement concerned the introduction of a multiple-entry e-Visa for Russia.
e-Visa represents a major transition from the traditional visa process. This simplified electronic system reduces paperwork, waiting times and generally lowers barriers to entry for tourists and business people. The multiple-entry e-Visa would be particularly attractive to travelers who wish to visit Russia several times over a given period without having to reapply each time.
The introduction of such a visa is part of Russia's ongoing efforts to position itself as a major tourist destination. With its rich cultural, historical and natural heritage, Russia has much to offer. The simplified visa process is seen as an open invitation to travelers from all over the world to discover the country.
It is worth noting that this announcement has been well received in the tourism world.. Not only would this facilitate access to Russia, it could also stimulate foreign investment and boost business exchanges.
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