Russia is the largest and most diverse countries in the world, offering unique tourism opportunities, from the cultural attractions of Moscow and St. Petersburg to scenic natural areas such as Baikal and Altai. In recent years, the country has increasingly developed domestic tourism, which has led to a number of changes in the tourism sector, including the introduction of a tourist tax in some regions.
Yes, in 2024 the tourist tax continues to be levied in some regions of Russia. The tourist tax was introduced on a pilot basis in order to maintain and develop tourism infrastructure. At the moment the tax is levied in Crimea, Altai Krai, Stavropol and Krasnodar Krai, in particular in such popular resorts as Sochi and Yalta. The amount of tax ranges from 50 to 150 rubles per day per person depending on the region and type of accommodation.
Tourist tax is charged at most hotels and accommodation facilities in the regions where the tax is imposed. Some examples of hotels where tourist tax is charged are:
In addition to the tourist tax, some regions of Russia may have additional fees such as environmental fees or parking fees in tourist areas. These fees are set by local authorities and may vary from region to region.
Russia offers residence by investment programs for foreign citizens who wish to invest in the country's economy. Programs for obtaining residence permit for investment include:
For detailed information and advice on other investment programs, you can contact One World, where our experts will assist you with the paperwork and application process.
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