Russia as well as some other countries of the former USSR still requires entry visas from visitors. Getting the Russian entry visa on your own is a tedious and seldom successful task.
We will be happy to expedite the process and get the Russian visa on your behalf. |
Here is what is required for obtaining your Russian visa:- The original US passport (we can also get visas for Canadian citizens as well for citizens of many other countries). Your passport has to be valid for at least 6 months after your intended departure from Russia. Your passport should have at least one blank visa page.
- The completed visa application form (you can download the respective application form from the link below).
- One professional passport-size photograph color or B&W.
- Payment for visa processing depending on the processing time and number of entries to Russia (see the chart below):
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| Tourist-type visas (30 days maximum stay in Russia) |
| Number of entries |
2 weeks |
1 week |
Next business day |
Same business day |
| Single entry |
181 |
200 |
260 |
390 |
| Double entry |
181 |
250 |
310 |
440 |
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| Business visas (90 days maximum stay in Russia) |
| ***Please contact us for current price quote & requirements**** |
| Multiple entry business visas (1 year validity) |
| ***Please contact us for current price quote & requirements**** |
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 Visa application form for US citizens
Visa application form for non US citizens |
- All visas are hand-delivered to the Russian Consulate in New York City on the next day after your complete set of documents is received by us
- All passports are mailed back via United States Postal Service Priority Mail (2-3 business days delivery) at no extra cost
- Passport may be mailed back via FedEx at your expense please enclose additional $19 for the next day delivery or provide valid FedEx account number or credit card number and expiration date (the card will be charged by FedEx directly)
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| Please contact us for information on getting visas to Belarus, Kazakhstan, Republic of Georgia and other countries of the former USSR |
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