How Long Can Vladimir Putin Remain President of Russia?
Discover how constitutional changes allow Vladimir Putin to serve as Russia's president until 2036.
Video transcript
Vladimir Putin can be president until 2036, following constitutional changes approved in 2020 that allow him to seek two more six-year terms. This extends his potential term limit, permitting him to remain in power beyond his previous term limits.
Questions and answers
Why can Vladimir Putin remain president until 2036?
In 2020, constitutional changes were approved allowing Vladimir Putin to seek two additional six-year presidential terms, extending his possible tenure until 2036.
What changes were made to Russia's presidential term limits in 2020?
The 2020 constitutional amendments reset the term limits for Vladimir Putin, enabling him to run for two more six-year terms beyond the previous limits.
How long is one presidential term in Russia?
One presidential term in Russia lasts six years.
When did Vladimir Putin become president of Russia?
Vladimir Putin first became president of Russia in 2000.