By MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Team
It's now easier than ever to visit Russia. Starting in 2016, Russia has opened its doors to foreign travelers with visa-free entry to Vladivostok, where they can also obtain an on-arrival visa for an 8-day stay, aiming to attract more tourists.
Russia will allow foreign travelers visa-free access to Vladivostok's Free Port Zone for an 8-day stay. (Image source: huffingtonpost)
Russia will allow foreign travelers visa-free entry to Vladivostok and the ability to obtain an on-arrival visa for an 8-day stay, aiming to attract more tourists. (Image source: httpcont.ws)
Vladivostok is located at the border of China, Russia, and South Korea and is an important port city in Russia. Historically, the Vladivostok port originally belonged to China but was occupied by Russia during the decline of the Qing Dynasty. Today, Vladivostok has transformed into a city rich with European charm, often referred to as the "San Francisco of Russia." In recent years, Russia has actively developed and constructed the area, with many new casinos and hotels emerging. Among them, the Crystal Tiger Palace (Tigre De Crystal), invested in by Taiwan's Wufeng Group, is set to open in November.
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