Russia will cancel two-week isolation for arrivals from abroad since July 15

From July 15, Russia will cancel the mandatory two-week isolation for those arriving in the country, the resolution of the head of the Rospotrebnadzor Anna Popova is published on the Internet portal of legal information.

Visitors must take the coronavirus test no earlier than three days before arrival in Russia or within three days in the country. Instead, a document for the presence of antibodies is also allowed. If the coronavirus test shows a positive result, then citizens will need to be isolated. If people arriving in the country do not have such a test, it is given three days to take it.

It is noted that employers should inform workers traveling abroad about the need to take laboratory tests for the coronavirus after returning, and also check the availability of certificates about this.