Russian Hotels Accept Check-In via Gosuslugi Portal
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From April 1, 2026, hotels in Russia started allowing guests to check in using the Gosuslugi portal, in addition to driver's licenses and biometric data. This change simplifies the check-in process and enhances identification accuracy for travelers within Russia. It also reduces reliance on physical passports for hotel registration.
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- •The new check-in options became effective on April 1, 2026.
- •Russian hotels now accept identification through the Gosuslugi government services portal.
- •Driver's licenses and biometric data are also accepted for hotel check-ins alongside the portal.
- •This policy applies to hotels across the entire Russian Federation.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If more hotels adopt the Gosuslugi check-in system then the hotel industry in Russia could see faster guest processing and reduced paperwork, benefiting both travelers and hotel staff.
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