ReExpo International Real Estate Exhibition Russia 2023 will take place at the Moscow Crocus Expo from September 21st to 23rd, 2023.

The exhibition will bring together investors and potential homebuyers with various real estate projects from around the world. Projects suitable for every budget will be showcased at the fair, offering visitors irresistible opportunities.

Russia is the world’s largest country and is home to 176 different people groups. Because of that the Russian real estate market represents one of the fastest growing real estate segments in Europe over the past years. Also, in 2022, Russia was the leading country in terms of real estate sales to foreigners in Turkey, based on nationalities! Also, Russia still remains the leader in this statistic in 2023 as well. When we check the real estate sales to foreigners in 2022 in Turkey, we see that Russia accounted for approximately 25% of the total sales. Out of the total 68,210 real estate sales, 16,312 belonged to Russians. Additionally, Russia’s neighboring countries also rank high on the list. Our Real Estate Exhibitions, which have hosted well knowned brands in previous periods, have created a significant trade volume by providing many companies with the opportunity to represent their projects to many buyers with the chance to make new investments and purchase houses.

ReExpo International Real Estate Exhibition Russia 2023

Of course we know that digital channels are increasing in the regions where we will organize the fair but physical experience still remains an important factor in the decision-making process. Therefore, we are offering you the opportunity to have B2B meetings with potential buyers in your target country at the most advantageous prices.

About Russia

Russia is the largest country in the world, spanning across Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. Officially known as Russian Federation, the country has a rich history, diverse culture, and significant global influence.

Major cities in Russia include Moscow (the capital), St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, and Kazan.

The Russian language is the official language, but numerous regional languages are also spoken.

Russia shares borders with many countries, including Norway, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, China, Mongolia, and North Korea.

It is home to diverse geographical places such as the Ural Mountains, Siberian plains, vast forests, the Caucasus Mountains, and the expansive Siberian tundra.

In order to learn more details about #ReExpo2023, which will take place in Russia between September 21st and 23rd, you can visit our website inrexpo.com.

To participate and take advantage of the opportunities, you can fill out the form at irexpo.net/welcome-2.

Passport Guide

When traveling between countries, there are certain conditions that visitors must meet in the destination country. The foremost requirements include visa and passport regulations. Like many other countries, Russia imposes certain conditions on foreign tourists visiting their country. The visa and passport requirements for traveling from our country to Russia are as follows:

• Turkish citizens holding ordinary passports need to obtain a visa to enter Russia.

• Turkish citizens holding gray or green passports can enter Russia visa-free for stays not exceeding 30 days.

• Turkish citizens holding diplomatic and black passports can enter Russia visa-free for visits not exceeding 90 days.

In addition to this information, Russia does not require visas from certain countries for visits. We can list these countries as follows:

• Belarus and South Ossetia citizens can enter Russia visa-free.

• Abkhazia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan citizens can enter Russia visa-free for stays not exceeding 90 days.

• Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cuba, Macao, North Macedonia, Mongolia, Montenegro, Serbia, Thailand, and Seychelles citizens can enter Russia visa-free for tourism purposes, with stays not exceeding 30 days.