May 05, 2024 9:00 AMRussia is set to implement new regulations regarding the purchase of SIM cards by foreigners and non-citizens.
Under the proposed legislation, individuals covered by the bill will be restricted to purchasing SIM cards exclusively from physical telecom locations, with online purchases strictly prohibited. Foreigners currently holding telecom agreements with service providers will be required to adhere to the new regulations.
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