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Visitors to Russia need only make sure that standard vaccinations are up-to-date, such as tetanus; and therefore no additional immunisations are required. Make sure though to consult your doctor before travel for the latest health warnings.

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Drinking water in Russia is even more variable than the health facilities in the country. In certain areas of Moscow it is drinkable but not so in St Petersburg. Unless your Russian is good enough to ask a local about this point, it is best to stick to purified and bottled water that should guarantee safety.

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