Европа ЗАКРЫТА для россиян? Мой личный опыт 2026

Have you heard that Poland and the Baltics don't allow Russians in? About interrogations at the German border? Or that they no longer put a Schengen visa on five-year-old passports? These are all myths. In this video, we'll explore where you can actually go with a Schengen tourist visa and a Russian passport, and where you shouldn't bother. This is just personal experience: over the past two years, I've been to Poland, Germany, and Lithuania—as a simple tourist from Moscow, without a residence permit. What you'll learn: • 7 countries that have banned entry to Russians and how to get around them • ​​Why Germany is difficult, but possible (2 viable routes) • Sweden: the pitfalls of insurance and a foreign bank statement • 5 return routes to Russia: Vilnius-Minsk, Warsaw-Brest, Tallinn-St. Petersburg, Riga-Pskov, Gdansk-Kaliningrad My name is Egor, and I run the channel "Do I Need a Visa?" I'm a travel blogger and a regular tourist from Russia—without a residence permit, only a tourist Schengen visa and a desire to travel. In 2025, I visited 10 countries and 18 cities, lived there for over 60 days, and 600+ of my clients successfully obtained visas. Like, subscribe, and let me know in the comments if you need a detailed analysis of return routes! · ... · · · · 📌 Follow me on social media: Telegram: https://t.me/+c7fzyT3QXjQ5ZTE6 Instagram:   / egor_melo   · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Timecodes: 00:00 - Why watch this video? 01:54 - 7 countries you won't be allowed into (even with a visa) 02:36 - The biggest mistake when entering Europe (99% of tourists make it) 03:26 - How I personally entered closed countries 05:17 - Germany: interrogation, deportation, or normal entry? 09:09 - How to stay connected in Europe 09:53 - Sweden: A new country on the blacklist? 11:47 - The video's main takeaway