Russian birth tourism to Brazil increases following Ukraine invasion
More Russians are traveling to Brazil to give birth to obtain Brazilian nationality for their children, following stricter regulations in Argentina and Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and tighter regulations in Argentina, increasing numbers of Russians are choosing to travel to Brazil to give birth, according to Deutsche Welle. Children born to these families receive Brazilian nationality.
The shift represents a change in destination for Russian birth tourism, which previously favored Argentina as a preferred location for obtaining alternative citizenship.
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- Russian birth tourism to Brazil increases — Deutsche Welle — English
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