How many Russians are willing to get the COVID-19 vaccine for a trip abroad?
One in five Russians is ready to get vaccinated against the coronavirus COVID-19, if this is the only opportunity to travel abroad.
The survey of the SuperJob service involved 1.6 thousand respondents representing the economically active population of Russia over the age of 18 who have not yet been vaccinated against a covid.
Respondents were asked if they would be vaccinated against the coronavirus if it was the only way to travel abroad. 20% of citizens say they will get vaccinated if it is the only chance to get abroad, 18% plan to get vaccinated anyway.
42% of respondents do not want to be vaccinated under any conditions, 20% have difficulty with the decision. Men were more likely than women to be vaccinated to travel abroad (21% and 18%, respectively).
One in four Russians under 34 years of age (26%), 16% of respondents from 35 to 44 years of age and 19% of Russians aged 45 and older are ready to make a vaccine against COVID-19 for a trip abroad.
In any case, 14% of citizens under 34 years old, 16% of Russians from 35 to 44 years old and 24% of people 45 years and older want to be vaccinated.
"Most of all those who want to be vaccinated under any conditions are among Russians with an income of 80 thousand rubles (25%)," the study says.
So answered 16% of respondents with income up to 50 thousand rubles and 18% of respondents with income from 50 to 80 thousand rubles. To make a vaccine for a trip abroad ready for 19% of Russians with income up to 50 thousand and from 50 to 80 thousand rubles, as well as 20% of citizens with income from 80 thousand rubles.
Source: ria