Russia and Saudi Arabia launch a mutual visa-free travel regime on May 11, aligned with the 100th anniversary of their diplomatic relations, according to both outlets. The agreement allows eligible travelers to enter the other country without a visa under the terms announced for the arrangement. Kyiv Post reports that the visa-free access permits stays of up to 90 days per year. It also states that Russia is the fourth country to receive this level of visa-free entry from Saudi Arabia, following Kuwait, Oman and the United Arab Emirates. Daily Sabah similarly says the two countries officially begin the visa-free travel deal on May 11, with the timing tied to the centenary celebrations. Both accounts present the launch date and frame it as part of broader efforts to deepen bilateral cooperation. Neither outlet provides additional details beyond the basic parameters of the visa-free access, such as qualifying traveler categories, entry conditions, or the duration of the arrangement.