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Will I be able to visit Russia in the near future for the purpose of tourism? I am a citizen of Ukraine
Will I be able to visit Russia in the near future for the purpose of tourism? I am a citizen of Ukraine
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Another "missing" one. My friend, covid in the world, we also have restrictions on the entry of foreigners so far.
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answered 3 years ago
"It's smeared with honey, or something ..."
Voooot! I have the same question. Russia has suddenly become a tourist country)))). Oh well!
Voooot! I have the same question. Russia has suddenly become a tourist country)))). Oh well!
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answered 3 years ago
I don’t know a single person from real life who would go just to travel to Russia ...
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answered 3 years ago
)))). I know a bunch. But not a single one from Ukraine. Therefore, I also do not believe in these unexpected bursts of tourism.
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answered 3 years ago
Probably post-covid exacerbations in people, :)))) a sudden desire appeared
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answered 3 years ago
den.clarson.03 ,
If you don't have relatives, you can't.
unless you arrange a sanitation treatment
If you don't have relatives, you can't.
unless you arrange a sanitation treatment
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka, and I know many who went just to see St. Petersburg, and even those who went to the sea in Sochi, Anapa and the coast nearby ... so we went there every day with whole buses. Even now there are flights, but much less. So your paths just didn't cross.
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answered 3 years ago
Mademoisele, thank you for your story about crossing the border!!! Tell me, please, through which checkpoint you crossed the border with Russia! Did you cross by private car?
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answered 3 years ago
Sheff777, I crossed on foot, it's much faster. Checkpoint Melovoye-Chertkovo.
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answered 3 years ago
In my opinion, these are some kind of stereotypes like "if I don't know what is interesting in the country in terms of tourism, then there is nothing to see there." As a tourist with some experience, I can say that any country / place has something to see. It would be desirable to consider it! Even in the most provincial regional center - it doesn’t matter if it is Ukrainian, Russian, Albanian or some other! After all, how can you compare how much interest there was in Russia before the pandemic? If here they didn’t ask much about this country, but now they have, it means only one thing - that people don’t understand how to enter there now, but no way - that this is a surge of interest in the country. In addition to this resource, there are a bunch of others where you can satisfy your interest in a particular country. It's just that on this site there is a high probability of getting a quick and efficient answer to a burning question. If you can't answer, what's the point of clucking?
(This is not to offend those discussing, but about the fact that a person is waiting for an answer from us, and not reasoning.)
(This is not to offend those discussing, but about the fact that a person is waiting for an answer from us, and not reasoning.)
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answered 3 years ago
shmoel, You probably don't use the search either. This question has really set the teeth on edge, everyone has been answered for a long time, but people are too lazy to put their question in the search and continue to spam"how can I break into the Russian girl? " Therefore, whoever is waiting for an answer takes it, the rest of me personally receive"cluck "full panama.
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answered 3 years ago
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