Visa support

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:

  1. Andorra
  2. Argentina
  3. Bolivia
  4. Brazil
  5. Venezuela
  6. Guyana
  7. Guatemala
  8. Honduras
  9. Grenada
  10. Israel
  11. Qatar
  12. Colombia
  13. Costa Rica
  14. Cuba
  15. Republic of Maldives
  16. Namibia
  17. Nicaragua
  18. United Arab Emirates
  19. Republic of Panama
  20. Paraguay
  21. Peru
  22. El Salvador
  23. Uruguay
  24. Chile
  25. Ecuador
  26. Republic of South Africa
  27. Jamaica

UP TO 60 DAYS STAY WITHOUT VISA:

  1. Dominican Republic
  2. Mauritius
  3. Republic of Cape Verde
  4. Republic of Korea
  5. Samoa

Up to 30 days stay without visa:

  1. Bosnia and Herzegovina
  2. Botswana
  3. Laos
  4. Macao SAR
  5. Mongolia
  6. Montenegro
  7. Republic of Palau
  8. Serbia
  9. Seychelles
  10. 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: