As a non-state organization we can’t provide you with the visa. But we would be happy to offer you a language course when you arrive in Moscow.
About Russian visa
Firstly, you should check whether you need a visa to come to Russia. Visa regime between the Russian Federation and the applicant’s native country is regulated by a set of rules and restrictions. Whether or not a Russian visa is needed is determined by the existence of a visa-free agreement. This regime was established for citizens of several countries, including the following:
UP TO 90 DAYS STAY WITHOUT VISA:
- Andorra
- Argentina
- Bolivia
- Brazil
- Venezuela
- Guyana
- Guatemala
- Honduras
- Grenada
- Israel
- Qatar
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- Cuba
- Republic of Maldives
- Namibia
- Nicaragua
- United Arab Emirates
- Republic of Panama
- Paraguay
- Peru
- El Salvador
- Uruguay
- Chile
- Ecuador
- Republic of South Africa
- Jamaica
UP TO 60 DAYS STAY WITHOUT VISA:
- Dominican Republic
- Mauritius
- Republic of Cape Verde
- Republic of Korea
- Samoa
Up to 30 days stay without visa:
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Botswana
- Laos
- Macao SAR
- Mongolia
- Montenegro
- Republic of Palau
- Serbia
- Seychelles
- Thailand
Visa-free entry regime to Russia for CIS countries (up to 90 days without a visa): Abkhazia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tadjikistan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, South Ossetia.
How to obtain a Russian Visa
As a non-state organization we can’t provide you with the visa. But we would be happy to offer you a language course when you arrive in Moscow.
For more information on how to submit a visa application at the relevant Russian consulate, follow these links:
- Russian Embassy in Washington, D.C.
- Russian Consulate in New York
- Russian Consulate in San Francisco
- Russian Embassy in the Great Britain
- Russian Embassy in Canada
- Russian Embassy in France
- Russian Embassy in Ireland
- Russian Embassy in Australia
- Russian Embassy in New Zealand
- Other Russian Embassy information