The Baltic countries and Poland banned the entry of Russians
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From September 19, the authorities of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland introduced an entry ban for citizens of the Russian Federation and Belarus, who had previously been issued Schengen visas and visas of other EU countries.
Recall that on September 1, the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the EU countries at a meeting in Prague decided to suspend the Visa Facilitation Agreement between Russia and the EU. Now the process of obtaining European visas for Russians will become longer and more expensive.
The only exceptions are truck drivers, diplomats, and people crossing the border for humanitarian reasons, including dissidents.
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