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Sweden urges EU to tighten rules on tourist visas for Russians

Stockholm Calls for Stricter EU Visa Regulations for Russian Tourists

Sweden is pressing European Union member states to implement more rigorous controls regarding tourist visas issued to citizens of Russia. The Nordic nation is advocating for a tightening of these entry requirements as part of a broader effort to align border policies with current geopolitical realities.


Source: Reuters Generated at: 2026-06-04 13:56:08 UTC

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