‼️CLOSING BORDERS FOR RUSSIANS ‼️

Friends, hello everyone!

Many of you follow the news channels and know that more and more EU countries are already refusing to issue visas to Russians!

Estonia closes its borders to Russians with Schengen visas issued by the republic, with some exceptions.

Lithuania has suspended the issuance of visas to Russian citizens and proposed stripping some categories of citizenship.

Finland has begun issuing single-entry visas to Russians more often with the possibility of entry for only 10 days, ignoring old Finnish Schengen visas in passports and more carefully. Finland also intends to more carefully monitor the transit of Russians using Finnish Schengen visas for trips to other EU countries

The Latvian Parliament has suspended issuing visas to Russian citizens and called on all EU countries to similarly stop issuing visascitizens of Russia and Belarus.

The Polish Foreign Ministry has stopped issuing visas to citizens of Russia and Belarus

The Czech Foreign Minister will propose to his EU colleagues to discuss the ban on Schengen visas for Russians at a meeting at the end of August.

Many of the European neighbors have already closed their borders, but now they are demanding a collective decision from the EU countries.

Thus, on August 10, the EU officially submitted a proposal to ban the issuance of Schengen visas to Russians. If the project is approved, it may be included in the next sanctions package.

According to German Foreign Ministry spokesperson Andrea Sasse, the proposal to ban visas could be discussed at the upcoming meeting of EU foreign ministers in Prague at the end of August. According to her, the proposal in its current form includes a visa ban not only for tourists fromRussia, but also for representatives of Russian civil society, students, and relatives of citizens of EU countries.

As you can see, the nuts are tightened more and more.

Although our team does not believe that all Schengen countries will completely stop issuing tourist Schengen visas, we must admit the fact that “things will never be the same as before.”

There may be a couple of countries that will take on the entire flow of Schengen visas, but they will be issued worse, everything will be accompanied by huge queues for submission (due to the shortage of consular staff), visas will be issued for a short period (from two weeks to a month, even with a good visa history, which is already happening now), it will cost several times more. Accordingly, in the near future, Schengen is the prerogative of the very rich. In the best of times, a guaranteed Schengenthrough the consul, without the risk of refusal, cost from 2000 euros, at present such a service will cost from 4-5 thousand euros. This is practically the price of a full European passport.

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