these fears are unfounded. The real organizers and beneficiaries of the regime are well-off and can easily shell out a $100-150K for a passport of some state in Caribbean and travel in EU without issues. So tourist and humanitarian visa bans only affect people with low and medium income, and who overwhelmingly do not support the regime. I'd wager my right hand that among russian refugees the number of people supporting Putin is
far lower than in a Russian diaspora that is exists in those countries. If anything, admitting refugees would dilute support for Russia in those groups, and would dismantle the Fifth column.
Putin's base is almost universally comprised of people who have never been abroad - something like 73% of Russians don't even have an international passport and have never been abroad.