Russian embassy stops accepting visa applications from Georgians

Date: 2006-09-28

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The Russian Embassy in Tbilisi stopped accepting applications for entry visas from Georgian citizens on September 28, embassy spokesman Mikhail Svirin told Interfax.

"We have emphasized that we have stopped accepting documents. This does not mean the suspension of visa issuance to the people who submitted the documents before today. They will get their visas," Svirin said.

"We have also pointed out that we will not be accepting documents from Georgian citizens. This does not concern citizens of third countries," he said.

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