As more Russian citizens are vaccinated and the country ramps up its production, is there any possibility that Sputnik V will become available for those traveling to Russia? Or, as an alternative, will its international distribution be broadened so that people may travel to other countries to receive this vaccine?
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Are you open to traveling to the US? Tourists can get one there if they're otherwise eligible.– JonathanReez ♦Mar 2 at 0:32
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2@JonathanReez they can get the Sputnik vaccine in the US??– Mark MayoMar 2 at 0:40
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@MarkMayo I meant they can get Pfizer, Moderna or J&J there.– JonathanReez ♦Mar 2 at 0:41
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2Distant relative: travel.stackexchange.com/q/162338/45949– Rodrigo de AzevedoMar 2 at 1:47
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3Does this answer your question? Where can I travel to receive a COVID vaccine as a tourist?– Robert ColumbiaMar 2 at 11:42
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It seems that currently nominally you will have to be a citizen of Russia, have residence permit (вид на жительство) or be a part of a diplomatic mission.
There are reports that foreign citizens are vaccinated without problems, in practice. Think if you want to bet on that.
