Residents of Slovakia who previously renounced Russian citizenship…

Residents of Slovakia who previously renounced Russian citizenship are actively interested in the possibility of restoring it.

Consensus

Residents of Slovakia who previously gave up Russian citizenship are interested in restoring it.
The Russian embassy in Bratislava has received inquiries about restoring Russian citizenship.
The embassy is providing information and assistance regarding the process.
Slovakia has changed its law so that obtaining citizenship no longer requires renouncing another nationality.
There is no separate procedure for restoring Russian citizenship; applicants must apply through the general process.

Olympic biathlete Dmitry Vasiliev proposed a law to strip citizenship from athletes who compete for another country and require them to compensate costs. — vm
The border checkpoint near Narva, Estonia, has reduced operating hours to 19:00 since June 15, and there is concern about capacity for Estonians wishing to enter Russia. — vm
On July 20, Estonia's Minister of the Interior Igor Taro expressed willingness to fully close the border with Russia in case of security escalation. — vm
Approximately 50 Austrian citizens moved to Russia under the presidential decree on traditional values, with a surge in interest after the decree took effect in August 2024. — vedomosti
The Russian embassy in Vienna reported a significant increase in applications from Austrians following the implementation of the decree on traditional values. — vedomosti
The Russian embassy in Bratislava stated that interest in acquiring Russian citizenship is present among former Russian citizens. — vesti
The Russian embassy in Slovakia reported that people are seeking to restore Russian passports. — tg_tass_agency