Is it really visa-free to travel to Russia?

For tour groups of 5-50 people, visa-free travel is allowed within 15 working days, and free travellers still need to apply for visas.

20 12 is the year of Russian tourism in China. 10 June 16, the official Weibo of the Russian embassy in China announced that at present, China and Russia have signed an agreement on mutual visa exemption for group tours. Under the framework of this agreement, Russian citizens can travel to Russia visa-free through group tours.

Vladivostok Freeport System is applicable to 65,438+05 cities in Primorsky Krai: artyom, Vladivostok, Dakamen, Nakhodka, Guerrilla City, Spask-Daligny City, Ussuriysk City, Najreddin District, Shikatovo District, October District, Stepanova District, Guerrilla District, Bogran Nick District, Hassan District and Xingkai District.

At present, there is no notice that you can go to other provinces and cities after entering Vladivostok without a visa. If you want to go to other places in Russia, such as Moscow, Petersburg, Yeka, Xinxi, etc., I suggest you apply for a visa, just as you can apply for a visa to Jeju Island in South Korea, and you need to apply for a visa to go to Seoul, but now Jeju Island can directly enter Seoul, and I believe there will be visa-free entry to other Russian provinces and cities in the near future.

From August 8, 2007 to August 8, 2065438, China citizens can go to Vladivostok, Russia, and enter the country through the border control port of Vladivostok Freeport, and they can apply for Russian electronic visas online for free.

Reference materials? China and Russia have signed an agreement on mutual visa exemption for group tours? Mutual visa exemption for team travel between China and Russia