Minister of Foreign Affairs in the interim government formed by the radical Taliban who seized power in Afghanistan (a terrorist organization banned in the Russian Federation – ed.), Amir Khan Mottaki met with Russian Ambassador Dmitry Zhirnov in Kabul. This is reported by TASS with reference to the data of the TV channel TOLOnews.
According to media reports, during the meeting, Mottaki asked the head of the Russian diplomatic mission to simplify the issuance of Russian visas to Afghan businessmen and citizens.
In order to visit Russia, citizens of Afghanistan are required to obtain a visa. They can do this at the embassy or consulate of the Russian Federation in Afghanistan. To obtain a visa, Afghans must receive an invitation from Russia. This document depends on the type of visa, and the type of visa depends on the purpose of the visit declared by the citizen of Afghanistan as the main one.
At the end of June, we recall, Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to launch electronic visas in the near future for the most popular destinations for tourists who plan to enter Russia.
Source: Rosbalt
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