Russia intends to establish a visa-free regime with five countries

Tourists and travellers from all corners of the world are in for some great news: citizens of some Asian and Middle Eastern countries will soon be able to visit Russia without visas. This revolutionary change opens up new opportunities for developing tourism and strengthening international relations.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is actively negotiating visa-free travel agreements with a number of countries in Asia, the Middle East and Africa. This was announced by Maria Zakharova, the official spokesperson of the Russian diplomatic ministry, at the latest briefing. These talks demonstrate Russia's desire to strengthen friendly relations with countries in these regions and expand opportunities for the tourism industry.

Special attention is being paid to Middle Eastern countries such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Oman. It is planned that citizens of these countries will be exempted from visa restrictions as early as 2024. This significant event will increase the number of tourists from these regions visiting Russia and further strengthen cultural and economic exchange between the countries.

Visa-free entry agreements are also planned to be concluded with some Asian countries such as Malaysia and Myanmar. This opens up new opportunities to develop tourism infrastructure and increase Russia's attractiveness as a tourist destination for citizens of these countries.

It is expected that the new visa-free entry measures will play an important role in the development of international tourism in Russia and will help strengthen friendly relations between the countries. It will also stimulate economic development and create new jobs in tourism and hospitality.

Overall, the cancellation of visa restrictions for citizens of Asian and Middle Eastern countries is an important step towards strengthening international ties and creating an open and hospitable Russia for all countries of the world.