Russia to Suspend Mandatory Quarantine for Incoming Travelers

Starting from July 15, Russia will suspend the mandatory two-week quarantine for travelers arriving in the country, as stated in a publication by the head of the Federal Service for the Oversight of Consumer Protection and Human Welfare.

Foreign citizens will be required to present documents of a negative coronavirus test in Russian or English, conducted no earlier than three days prior to arriving in Russia. If travelers do not have such documentation, they will be able to take the test on-site, but it will take three days to receive the results.