The Russian government has decided to focus more on tourism in recent years, and this includes making it easier for foreign tourists to visit. This is why, on August 8, 2017, the Russian e-visa was introduced. When it was first introduced, only Vladivostok and other Far East locations were accepting foreign tourists on an e-visa. However, since 1st July 2019, the Kaliningrad region can also be visited with an e-visa. The Russian government plans to…
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