I le 2020, tagata Lusia, o loʻo fuafua e faimalaga i Europa atoa, o le a mafai ona maua a Schengen visa aloaia mo se vaitaimi o le lima tausaga, e tusa ai ma le Konesula Aoao o Italia i Lusia, Francesco Forte.

Fai mai a ia, o le tausaga fou o le a amata faamamaluina ai tulafono fou a Schengen, ma o le a faʻatonutonu vaitaimi o visa e tusa ai ma ia tulafono. Amata ile 2020, faʻatagaina e asiasi i atunuʻu o Europa o le a tuʻuina atu mo le vaitaimi e tasi le tausaga, lua tausaga ma le lima tausaga. O visa e aoga mo le tolu ma le fa tausaga o le a le toe tuuina atu.

"Ou te manatu o Muscovites oe masani ona faimalaga i Europa atoa o le a mafai ona faitau i se visa e lima tausaga i le taimi lava lena," o le tala lea a Forte.

I le tausaga ua teʻa, na faʻatulafonoina ai e le Ofisa o le Konesula o Italia i Moscow le tusa o le 470 afe visa i tagata Lusia. I le taimi e tasi, tusa o le 680 afe turisi mai le Malo o Rusia na asiasi mai i le atunuʻu.

O teuteuga i le visa code na faʻamaonia e le EU Council ia Iuni o lenei tausaga. I lalo o tulafono fou, o le a faʻamaonia se visa e lima tausaga pe a maua e le tagata talosaga ma faʻaaoga faʻatulafono se visa e lua tausaga i totonu o le tolu tausaga ua tuanaʻi.

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In 2020, Russians, who are planning to travel throughout Europe, will be able to get a Schengen visa valid for a period of five years, according to Consul General of Italy in Russia, Francesco Forte.
Under the new rules, a five-year visa will be approved if the applicant received and lawfully used a two-year visa during the previous three years.
Starting in 2020, permission to visit European Union countries will be issued for a period of one year, two years and five years.