Russia resumed flights with five countries

Since October 5, Russia has resumed regular flights with five more countries, with Djibouti, Denmark, New Zealand, South Africa and Peru.

There are passenger-and-freight flights to Denmark, but country does not accept tourists.

The Russian drug Sputnik V has been approved in Djibouti. Upon arrival in the country, 10-day quarantine is required. Vaccinated tourists can enter without quarantine.

New Zealand does not accept tourists from Russia; entry into the country is possible only for medical treatment, education and in case of emergency.

From October 1, foreign tourists who have been vaccinated can visit Peru. South Africa accepts all Russian tourists.