Russia resumed flights with France and the Czech Republic

RUSSIA from Saturday, July 24, resumes flights with France and the Czech Republic. This decision was made in mid-July by the operational headquarters for the fight against CORONAVIRUS.

Four flights Moscow-Paris, Moscow-Nice will be operated per week. In addition, it will be possible to get to Paris or Nice by a flight from St. Petersburg.

Four flights a week are also scheduled to the Czech Republic. Departures are possible only from Moscow to Prague and back.

France has included Russia in the red list of states from which you can enter the country. In this case, the entry rules are almost the same for vaccinated against covid-19 and unvaccinated citizens. The entrant must have a valid reason: French or EU citizenship (in the second case, the permanent residence must be in France), French or European residence permit (also with the main residence in France), work in the transport sector, work in a diplomatic mission, consular office or international organization or transit in France in less than 24 hours.