Russia Grants Entry To Citizens Of Four Countries

The government of Russia has lifted the entry ban for citizens of four countries: India, Qatar, Finland, and Vietnam. The relevant decree was signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.

The document states that citizens of these countries, as well as those with residency permits, are allowed to enter Russia through air transit points. "Russian citizens can also travel to any of these countries," the decision notes.

Russia will resume air traffic with Finland, Vietnam, India, and Qatar starting January 27. Flights to these countries from Moscow will operate several times a week.