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New e-visa for Indian passport holders travelling to Russia
The visa will be valid for 60 days on a single entry with travellers allowed to stay for up to 16 days
Indian passport holders can now travel to Russia using the e-visa from August 1 after Moscow launched a new electronic visa, media reports said on Saturday.
Media reports quoting the Russian Foreign Ministry said that 52 countries can avail the new e-visa.
As per the reports, the processing time for the e-visa is four days with visa applicants having to pay $40 (Dh146.90) consular fee.
The e-visa allows entry into Russia for tourism, business trips and other purposes. The visa will be valid for 60 days on a single entry with travellers allowed to stay for up to 16 days.
The launch of the new visa is aimed a bolstering bilateral ties between the two countries.
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$1: Dh3.67250
Dh1: $0.272294
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