Find the right Russia Visa for your trip with price, requirements, and application time
Russia Visa Types
Russian Federation Visa Types
You can apply for any of the available e-visas online using the VisaHQ visa application portal. You only need to fill out the application form, attach the necessary documents and submit it for approval. Before you apply, take your time to study the feature of each one so you know the ideal option for your needs.
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Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Tourist visas are not being issued at this time.
Tourist visas are not being issued at this time.
Tourist visas are not being issued at this time.
Tourist visas are not being issued at this time.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Technical Service visas are issued to foreigners arriving for installation, assembling, repair and maintenance of equipment supplied by foreign firms and organizations.
Tourist visas are not being issued at this time.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Technical Service visas are issued to foreigners arriving for installation, assembling, repair and maintenance of equipment supplied by foreign firms and organizations.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Technical Service visas are issued to foreigners arriving for installation, assembling, repair and maintenance of equipment supplied by foreign firms and organizations.
Tourist visas are not being issued at this time.
AIM Tourism visas are issued for conducting short-term business exchange, participating in exhibitions, auctions, and also in the case of medical consultation or examination.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
Technical Service visas are issued to foreigners arriving for installation, assembling, repair and maintenance of equipment supplied by foreign firms and organizations.
Currently we are unable to provide invitations for this visa type. Please ensure you have secured an invitation before applying or set up an alert to be notified when processing resumes.
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Apply for Your Business Visa to Russia from India Effortlessly with VisaHQ
Are you looking to conduct business in Russia?
Obtaining a Business visa to Russia from India has never been simpler, thanks to VisaHQ. Say goodbye to tedious embassy visits, intricate paperwork, and lengthy processing times. With our user-friendly online application process, you can secure your Business visa swiftly and efficiently, allowing you to concentrate on your business goals!
Why Choose VisaHQ for Your Business Visa to Russia?
- Streamlined Process: Apply online in just minutes with no hidden costs or complicated forms.
- Personalized Assistance: Our visa experts provide support and guidance throughout your application journey.
- Data Security: We employ advanced encryption technology to safeguard your personal information.
- Fast Processing: Experience quick turnaround times, so you can start your business trip as planned.
How to Apply for Your Business Visa to Russia in 3 Simple Steps:
- Visit the VisaHQ Website
Select the Business visa service for Russia.
- Complete the Online Application
Fill in your details and upload the required documents.
- Submit Your Application
Send your application and receive your Business visa directly via email.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
How long does it take to obtain a Business visa to Russia?
With VisaHQ, you can typically expect your Business visa to be processed quickly, often within just a few days.
Are there any hidden fees involved in the visa application?
No, VisaHQ is transparent with our pricing, and you will not encounter any unexpected fees during your application process.
Can travelers from India apply for a Business visa to Russia remotely?
Yes, as a resident of India, you can apply online for your Business visa to Russia without having to visit an embassy in person.
Get Started with Your Business Visa to Russia with VisaHQ Today!
Don’t let complex visa procedures slow you down. Apply for your Business visa to Russia through VisaHQ and enjoy a seamless, secure, and swift application experience. Start your application today, and let VisaHQ take care of the details while you prepare for your business ventures!
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Apply for Your Tourist Visa to Russia from India Easily with VisaHQ
Planning a trip to Russia?
Obtaining a Tourist Visa to Russia from India has never been simpler than with VisaHQ. Say goodbye to tedious embassy trips, endless paperwork, and uncertain waiting times. Our user-friendly online application process allows you to secure your Tourist Visa quickly, safely, and conveniently, helping you dedicate your time to what matters most: enjoying your journey!
Why Choose VisaHQ for Your Tourist Visa to Russia?
- Swift and Simple Application: Complete your application online in just a few minutes—no hidden fees or complicated forms.
- Dedicated Expert Support: Our team of visa specialists is here to assist you every step of the way, ensuring a hassle-free experience.
- Secure Online Process: We prioritize your privacy and security, using advanced encryption to protect your sensitive information.
- Fast Processing Times: Enjoy the benefits of quick turnaround times, receiving your Tourist Visa to Russia in just days.
How to Apply for Your Tourist Visa to Russia in 3 Simple Steps:
- Visit the VisaHQ Website
Choose the Tourist Visa to Russia service. - Fill Out the Online Form
Provide your personal information and upload the required documents. - Submit Your Application
Complete your application and wait for your visa to be emailed to you.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
How long does it take to get a Tourist Visa to Russia?
Processing times for a Tourist Visa to Russia typically range from a few days to several weeks, depending on the type of visa and other factors. With VisaHQ’s efficient service, you can expect a quicker response.
Are there any extra fees when applying for a Tourist Visa to Russia?
No, VisaHQ does not impose any hidden fees. All costs will be clear and transparent when you submit your application.
Can non-Indian nationals apply for a Tourist Visa to Russia while residing in India?
Yes, non-Indian nationals living in India are eligible to apply for a Tourist Visa to Russia through VisaHQ.
Start Your Tourist Visa to Russia Application with VisaHQ Today!
Why deal with the stress of complicated visa requirements? Apply for your Tourist Visa to Russia through VisaHQ and enjoy a streamlined, secure, and efficient process. Get started on your adventure today, and let VisaHQ take care of the details!
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- Additional required documents for applicants with name changeName Change Application. A copy of the Name Change Application.Name Change Deed. A copy of the Name Change Deed.Court Order. A copy of the Court Order for the name change.Marriage Certificate A copy of the Marriage Certificate, if applicable.
- Additional requirements for applicants born in the former USSR or RussiaCopy of USSR passport with a stamp stating you left for “permanent residence abroad”, dated prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a “Visa to Israel” issued prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a Certificate of Naturalization issued prior to 1996;Or a document confirming the renunciation of your Russian citizenship;Or a copy of the main pages of a passport of a former USSR state, issued after February 1992;Or a written statement of explanation, in the case that you have no documentation.
- In accordance with Russian law, visas can not be issued to Russian citizens with expired passports.We remind you that in accordance to Article 12 of Russian Law “On citizenship of the Russian Federation”, children born to two parents who are Russian citizens, automatically gain Russian citizenship, regardless of the place of birth. In this case visas are not issued, and they must apply for Russian citizenship, or have their information written into the passport of one of their parents, or obtain a Russian passport.If applying for a minor, please provide a copy of their Birth Certificate, in which it is evident that at least of the parents is not a citizen of the Russian Federation.
- The embassy may request additional documents and a personal interview at their discretion.
- Additional required documents for minorsBirth certificate. A copy of the applicant's birth certificate.Letter of consent. A notarized letter of consent signed by both parents, specifying who will be traveling with the child and authorizing the Consulate to issue a visa to the child.Parents' passport copies. A copy of the information pages of both parents' signed passports.
- Additional information for self-employed and unemployed travelersPlease provide a copy of the applicants most recent bank statement.
- Additional required documents for applicants with name changeName Change Application. A copy of the Name Change Application.Name Change Deed. A copy of the Name Change Deed.Court Order. A copy of the Court Order for the name change.Marriage Certificate A copy of the Marriage Certificate, if applicable.
- Additional requirements for applicants born in the former USSR or RussiaCopy of USSR passport with a stamp stating you left for “permanent residence abroad”, dated prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a “Visa to Israel” issued prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a Certificate of Naturalization issued prior to 1996;Or a document confirming the renunciation of your Russian citizenship;Or a copy of the main pages of a passport of a former USSR state, issued after February 1992;Or a written statement of explanation, in the case that you have no documentation.
- In accordance with Russian law, visas can not be issued to Russian citizens with expired passports.We remind you that in accordance to Article 12 of Russian Law “On citizenship of the Russian Federation”, children born to two parents who are Russian citizens, automatically gain Russian citizenship, regardless of the place of birth. In this case visas are not issued, and they must apply for Russian citizenship, or have their information written into the passport of one of their parents, or obtain a Russian passport.If applying for a minor, please provide a copy of their Birth Certificate, in which it is evident that at least of the parents is not a citizen of the Russian Federation.
- The embassy may request additional documents and a personal interview at their discretion.
- Additional required documents for minorsBirth certificate. A copy of the applicant's birth certificate.Letter of consent. A notarized letter of consent signed by both parents, specifying who will be traveling with the child and authorizing the Consulate to issue a visa to the child.Parents' passport copies. A copy of the information pages of both parents' signed passports.
- Additional information for self-employed and unemployed travelersPlease provide a copy of the applicants most recent bank statement.
- Additional required documents for applicants with name changeName Change Application. A copy of the Name Change Application.Name Change Deed. A copy of the Name Change Deed.Court Order. A copy of the Court Order for the name change.Marriage Certificate A copy of the Marriage Certificate, if applicable.
- Additional requirements for applicants born in the former USSR or RussiaCopy of USSR passport with a stamp stating you left for “permanent residence abroad”, dated prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a “Visa to Israel” issued prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a Certificate of Naturalization issued prior to 1996;Or a document confirming the renunciation of your Russian citizenship;Or a copy of the main pages of a passport of a former USSR state, issued after February 1992;Or a written statement of explanation, in the case that you have no documentation.
- In accordance with Russian law, visas can not be issued to Russian citizens with expired passports.We remind you that in accordance to Article 12 of Russian Law “On citizenship of the Russian Federation”, children born to two parents who are Russian citizens, automatically gain Russian citizenship, regardless of the place of birth. In this case visas are not issued, and they must apply for Russian citizenship, or have their information written into the passport of one of their parents, or obtain a Russian passport.If applying for a minor, please provide a copy of their Birth Certificate, in which it is evident that at least of the parents is not a citizen of the Russian Federation.
- The embassy may request additional documents and a personal interview at their discretion.
- Additional required documents for minorsBirth certificate. A copy of the applicant's birth certificate.Letter of consent. A notarized letter of consent signed by both parents, specifying who will be traveling with the child and authorizing the Consulate to issue a visa to the child.Parents' passport copies. A copy of the information pages of both parents' signed passports.
- Additional information for self-employed and unemployed travelersPlease provide a copy of the applicants most recent bank statement.
- Additional required documents for applicants with name changeName Change Application. A copy of the Name Change Application.Name Change Deed. A copy of the Name Change Deed.Court Order. A copy of the Court Order for the name change.Marriage Certificate A copy of the Marriage Certificate, if applicable.
- Additional requirements for applicants born in the former USSR or RussiaCopy of USSR passport with a stamp stating you left for “permanent residence abroad”, dated prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a “Visa to Israel” issued prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a Certificate of Naturalization issued prior to 1996;Or a document confirming the renunciation of your Russian citizenship;Or a copy of the main pages of a passport of a former USSR state, issued after February 1992;Or a written statement of explanation, in the case that you have no documentation.
- In accordance with Russian law, visas can not be issued to Russian citizens with expired passports.We remind you that in accordance to Article 12 of Russian Law “On citizenship of the Russian Federation”, children born to two parents who are Russian citizens, automatically gain Russian citizenship, regardless of the place of birth. In this case visas are not issued, and they must apply for Russian citizenship, or have their information written into the passport of one of their parents, or obtain a Russian passport.If applying for a minor, please provide a copy of their Birth Certificate, in which it is evident that at least of the parents is not a citizen of the Russian Federation.
- The embassy may request additional documents and a personal interview at their discretion.
- Additional required documents for minorsBirth certificate. A copy of the applicant's birth certificate.Letter of consent. A notarized letter of consent signed by both parents, specifying who will be traveling with the child and authorizing the Consulate to issue a visa to the child.Parents' passport copies. A copy of the information pages of both parents' signed passports.
- Additional information for self-employed and unemployed travelersPlease provide a copy of the applicants most recent bank statement.
- Additional required documents for applicants with name changeName Change Application. A copy of the Name Change Application.Name Change Deed. A copy of the Name Change Deed.Court Order. A copy of the Court Order for the name change.Marriage Certificate A copy of the Marriage Certificate, if applicable.
- Additional requirements for applicants born in the former USSR or RussiaCopy of USSR passport with a stamp stating you left for “permanent residence abroad”, dated prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a “Visa to Israel” issued prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a Certificate of Naturalization issued prior to 1996;Or a document confirming the renunciation of your Russian citizenship;Or a copy of the main pages of a passport of a former USSR state, issued after February 1992;Or a written statement of explanation, in the case that you have no documentation.
- In accordance with Russian law, visas can not be issued to Russian citizens with expired passports.We remind you that in accordance to Article 12 of Russian Law “On citizenship of the Russian Federation”, children born to two parents who are Russian citizens, automatically gain Russian citizenship, regardless of the place of birth. In this case visas are not issued, and they must apply for Russian citizenship, or have their information written into the passport of one of their parents, or obtain a Russian passport.If applying for a minor, please provide a copy of their Birth Certificate, in which it is evident that at least of the parents is not a citizen of the Russian Federation.
- The embassy may request additional documents and a personal interview at their discretion.
- Additional required documents for minorsBirth certificate. A copy of the applicant's birth certificate.Letter of consent. A notarized letter of consent signed by both parents, specifying who will be traveling with the child and authorizing the Consulate to issue a visa to the child.Parents' passport copies. A copy of the information pages of both parents' signed passports.
- Additional information for self-employed and unemployed travelersPlease provide a copy of the applicants most recent bank statement.
- Additional required documents for applicants with name changeName Change Application. A copy of the Name Change Application.Name Change Deed. A copy of the Name Change Deed.Court Order. A copy of the Court Order for the name change.Marriage Certificate A copy of the Marriage Certificate, if applicable.
- Additional requirements for applicants born in the former USSR or RussiaCopy of USSR passport with a stamp stating you left for “permanent residence abroad”, dated prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a “Visa to Israel” issued prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a Certificate of Naturalization issued prior to 1996;Or a document confirming the renunciation of your Russian citizenship;Or a copy of the main pages of a passport of a former USSR state, issued after February 1992;Or a written statement of explanation, in the case that you have no documentation.
- In accordance with Russian law, visas can not be issued to Russian citizens with expired passports.We remind you that in accordance to Article 12 of Russian Law “On citizenship of the Russian Federation”, children born to two parents who are Russian citizens, automatically gain Russian citizenship, regardless of the place of birth. In this case visas are not issued, and they must apply for Russian citizenship, or have their information written into the passport of one of their parents, or obtain a Russian passport.If applying for a minor, please provide a copy of their Birth Certificate, in which it is evident that at least of the parents is not a citizen of the Russian Federation.
- The embassy may request additional documents and a personal interview at their discretion.
- Additional required documents for minorsBirth certificate. A copy of the applicant's birth certificate.Letter of consent. A notarized letter of consent signed by both parents, specifying who will be traveling with the child and authorizing the Consulate to issue a visa to the child.Parents' passport copies. A copy of the information pages of both parents' signed passports.
- Russian tourist visa applications are accepted only within 90 days of the proposed entry date to Russia. Please apply only within 90 days of the date of travel.
- Additional information for self-employed and unemployed travelersPlease provide a copy of the applicants most recent bank statement.
- You can apply for an e-visa on this website not earlier than 20 days and no later than 4 days before the intended date of entry into the Russian Federation.
- You can apply for an e-visa on this website not earlier than 20 days and no later than 4 days before the intended date of entry into the Russian Federation.
- Additional required documents for applicants with name changeName Change Application. A copy of the Name Change Application.Name Change Deed. A copy of the Name Change Deed.Court Order. A copy of the Court Order for the name change.Marriage Certificate A copy of the Marriage Certificate, if applicable.
- Additional requirements for applicants born in the former USSR or RussiaCopy of USSR passport with a stamp stating you left for “permanent residence abroad”, dated prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a “Visa to Israel” issued prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a Certificate of Naturalization issued prior to 1996;Or a document confirming the renunciation of your Russian citizenship;Or a copy of the main pages of a passport of a former USSR state, issued after February 1992;Or a written statement of explanation, in the case that you have no documentation.
- In accordance with Russian law, visas can not be issued to Russian citizens with expired passports.We remind you that in accordance to Article 12 of Russian Law “On citizenship of the Russian Federation”, children born to two parents who are Russian citizens, automatically gain Russian citizenship, regardless of the place of birth. In this case visas are not issued, and they must apply for Russian citizenship, or have their information written into the passport of one of their parents, or obtain a Russian passport.If applying for a minor, please provide a copy of their Birth Certificate, in which it is evident that at least of the parents is not a citizen of the Russian Federation.
- The embassy may request additional documents and a personal interview at their discretion.
- Additional required documents for minorsBirth certificate. A copy of the applicant's birth certificate.Letter of consent. A notarized letter of consent signed by both parents, specifying who will be traveling with the child and authorizing the Consulate to issue a visa to the child.Parents' passport copies. A copy of the information pages of both parents' signed passports.
- Additional information for self-employed and unemployed travelersPlease provide a copy of the applicants most recent bank statement.
- You can apply for an e-visa on this website not earlier than 20 days and no later than 4 days before the intended date of entry into the Russian Federation.
- Additional required documents for applicants with name changeName Change Application. A copy of the Name Change Application.Name Change Deed. A copy of the Name Change Deed.Court Order. A copy of the Court Order for the name change.Marriage Certificate A copy of the Marriage Certificate, if applicable.
- Additional requirements for applicants born in the former USSR or RussiaCopy of USSR passport with a stamp stating you left for “permanent residence abroad”, dated prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a “Visa to Israel” issued prior to February 6, 1992;Or a copy of a Certificate of Naturalization issued prior to 1996;Or a document confirming the renunciation of your Russian citizenship;Or a copy of the main pages of a passport of a former USSR state, issued after February 1992;Or a written statement of explanation, in the case that you have no documentation.
- In accordance with Russian law, visas can not be issued to Russian citizens with expired passports.We remind you that in accordance to Article 12 of Russian Law “On citizenship of the Russian Federation”, children born to two parents who are Russian citizens, automatically gain Russian citizenship, regardless of the place of birth. In this case visas are not issued, and they must apply for Russian citizenship, or have their information written into the passport of one of their parents, or obtain a Russian passport.If applying for a minor, please provide a copy of their Birth Certificate, in which it is evident that at least of the parents is not a citizen of the Russian Federation.
- The embassy may request additional documents and a personal interview at their discretion.
- Additional required documents for minorsBirth certificate. A copy of the applicant's birth certificate.Letter of consent. A notarized letter of consent signed by both parents, specifying who will be traveling with the child and authorizing the Consulate to issue a visa to the child.Parents' passport copies. A copy of the information pages of both parents' signed passports.
- Additional information for self-employed and unemployed travelersPlease provide a copy of the applicants most recent bank statement.
Russia Tourist visa fees for citizens of India
| Type of visa | Validity Maximum validity refers to the period over which you are allowed to enter a given country. Validity of visa starts from the date of issuance of visa. | Processing Processing times start on the next business day following submission and serve as indications of processing times under normal circumstances only. | Embassy fee | Service fee | Case credit The fee will be credited towards future filings through VisaHQ. | GSTIN (18%) | Total cost |
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| 15 days Single entry | Maximum validity refers to the period over which you are allowed to enter a given country. Validity of visa starts from the date of issuance of visa. Up to 30 days | Processing times start on the next business day following submission and serve as indications of processing times under normal circumstances only. 12-15 business days | Embassy fee:2800.00 INR Service fee:5999.00 INR Case credit*:0.00 INR GSTIN (18%):1079.82 INR Total cost:9878.82 INR | ||||
| 15 days Single entry | Maximum validity refers to the period over which you are allowed to enter a given country. Validity of visa starts from the date of issuance of visa. Up to 30 days | Processing times start on the next business day following submission and serve as indications of processing times under normal circumstances only. 12-15 business days | Embassy fee:2800.00 INR Service fee:5999.00 INR Case credit*:0.00 INR GSTIN (18%):1079.82 INR Total cost:9878.82 INR | ||||
| 15 days Single entry | Maximum validity refers to the period over which you are allowed to enter a given country. Validity of visa starts from the date of issuance of visa. Up to 30 days | Processing times start on the next business day following submission and serve as indications of processing times under normal circumstances only. 3 business days | Embassy fee:4100.00 INR Service fee:6999.00 INR Case credit*:0.00 INR GSTIN (18%):1259.82 INR Total cost:12358.82 INR | ||||
| 15 days Single entry | Maximum validity refers to the period over which you are allowed to enter a given country. Validity of visa starts from the date of issuance of visa. Up to 30 days | Processing times start on the next business day following submission and serve as indications of processing times under normal circumstances only. 3 business days | Embassy fee:4100.00 INR Service fee:10999.00 INR Case credit*:0.00 INR GSTIN (18%):1979.82 INR Total cost:17078.82 INR | ||||
| 15 days Double entry | Maximum validity refers to the period over which you are allowed to enter a given country. Validity of visa starts from the date of issuance of visa. Up to 30 days | Processing times start on the next business day following submission and serve as indications of processing times under normal circumstances only. 12-15 business days | Embassy fee:5400.00 INR Service fee:5999.00 INR Case credit*:0.00 INR GSTIN (18%):1079.82 INR Total cost:12478.82 INR | ||||
| 15 days Double entry | Maximum validity refers to the period over which you are allowed to enter a given country. Validity of visa starts from the date of issuance of visa. Up to 30 days | Processing times start on the next business day following submission and serve as indications of processing times under normal circumstances only. 12-15 business days | Embassy fee:5400.00 INR Service fee:5999.00 INR Case credit*:0.00 INR GSTIN (18%):1079.82 INR Total cost:12478.82 INR | ||||
| 15 days Double entry | Maximum validity refers to the period over which you are allowed to enter a given country. Validity of visa starts from the date of issuance of visa. Up to 30 days | Processing times start on the next business day following submission and serve as indications of processing times under normal circumstances only. 3 business days | Embassy fee:9300.00 INR Service fee:6999.00 INR Case credit*:0.00 INR GSTIN (18%):1259.82 INR Total cost:17558.82 INR | ||||
| 15 days Double entry | Maximum validity refers to the period over which you are allowed to enter a given country. Validity of visa starts from the date of issuance of visa. Up to 30 days | Processing times start on the next business day following submission and serve as indications of processing times under normal circumstances only. 3 business days | Embassy fee:9300.00 INR Service fee:10999.00 INR Case credit*:0.00 INR GSTIN (18%):1979.82 INR Total cost:22278.82 INR | ||||
| 15 days Multiple Entry | Maximum validity refers to the period over which you are allowed to enter a given country. Validity of visa starts from the date of issuance of visa. Up to 30 days | Processing times start on the next business day following submission and serve as indications of processing times under normal circumstances only. 12-15 business days | Embassy fee:5400.00 INR Service fee:5999.00 INR Case credit*:0.00 INR GSTIN (18%):1079.82 INR Total cost:12478.82 INR | ||||
| 15 days Multiple Entry | Maximum validity refers to the period over which you are allowed to enter a given country. Validity of visa starts from the date of issuance of visa. Up to 30 days | Processing times start on the next business day following submission and serve as indications of processing times under normal circumstances only. 3 business days | Embassy fee:9300.00 INR Service fee:10999.00 INR Case credit*:0.00 INR GSTIN (18%):1979.82 INR Total cost:22278.82 INR |
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Frequently Asked Questions about Russia visa
- What types of visa durations can be applied for?Single-Entry allows the foreign national a one-time entry into the borders of the Russian Federation. Double-Entry allows the foreign national to enter and exit the Russian border of no more than two times. Multi-Entry allows for unlimited entry into the Russian Federation within the visa period.
- I am not a citizen of the european union, how may I obtain a visa?Non-EU citizens may apply for a Russian visa via invitation, or an invitation granted by the Federal Migration Service of the Russian Federation, or by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In this case, if the nationality of the individual must be indicated via supporting documents that indicate their status in such country. Such as a home registry, work authorization, or a copy of your lease agreement, or a copy of the electric bill.
- What type of insurance do I need? (for eu citizens only)US citizens do not require proof of health insurance! For citizens of the Schengen Agreement, a copy of your health insurance card and the insurance policy valid in Russia for the full visa period is required; this excludes any parallel agreements between individual countries that may contradict this. If you are not a EU citizen, please inquire whether you would need to provide a copy of your health insurance from a Visa Center operator. The policy must include information about which hospitals or clinics accept your insurance in case of emergency. Applicants seeking a multi-entry visa need to show proof of insurance that covers their first trip only.
- Can I apply for two visas simultaneously?Unfortunately not, according to the laws of the Russian Federation, you may only have one current Russian visa in your international passport. If your passport already contains an active Russian visa that has not been used (such as a single or double-entry visa with one entry left, or an unused multi-entry visa), we recommend that you apply for a new visa no less than 10 days prior to it's expiry.
- Under what cirmustances do we require original documents, what are they?Only the originals of the following documents are accepted: - Passport, valid for six months after the visa expiry date; - Visa application, printed and signed by hand. Signature must match that of the passport; - Passport-style Photograph(s); - Invitation for Private type 1 visa, Work visa, Student visa, Humanitarian visa single, double, or 1 year multi-entry must all be issued by the Federal Migration Service of the Russian Federation (FMS) at the request of the inviting party. This excludes 3-year visas, for which copies of the invitations are accepted.