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11 June 2018 11:51by Ткачева Дарья

Renowned TV presenter Ivan Urgant has decided to change his citizenship. The artist and his family have officially become citizens of Israel. Urgant and his wife received the relevant documents at Tel Aviv Airport.

The family can now not only live and work in Israel but also travel around the world without visas. More than 160 countries offer this privilege to the country's citizens.

It is worth noting that Urgant received his Israeli passport just one month after reports emerged that he was not paying taxes and was receiving his salary in cash from Alexey Mordashov.

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