21 passengers were refused entry, the South Korean authorities explained this that the purpose of the stay was unclear and the necessary documents were not necessary. Their fate is in question, although the two residents of the Russian Federation were still allowed to stay in South Korea. Last Tuesday, according to Coast Guard, two yachts were released from the ports on the South Korean Island and the city of Phohan, with 15 Russians.
Two more Russian yachts remained in Phohan, on board one of them - two Russians who plan to go to Thailand. Russians are usually allowed to enter the South Korea without visas, if permission is issued in the electronic issuance system. The Russian port of Vladivostok, from which, apparently, the inhabitants of the Russian Federation, located at a distance of more than a thousand kilometers from South Korean Pusan. It took several days to travel to the Northern Pacific Ocean to 23 Russians.
According to journalists, sometimes such a journey through the Japanese Sea takes about five days, as it is necessary to avoid staying in the territorial waters of North Korea. It should be reminded that the boat with two fugitive Russians has flowed to the coast of Alaska, but local authorities do not expect a mass influx of refugees from Russia. Earlier, Focus reported that the Czech Republic had introduced a ban on entry for Russians with Schengen visas since October 25.
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