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The documents required for entry to Russia by a citizen of the United States are visas. Visa to Russia is issued for the citizens of the United States at Consulates or Embassies of the Russian Federation. When applying for a visa, an American citizen must show an invitation sent to him/her by an individual or a legal entity of Russia. The visa applicant must also fill out a visa application form and pay the visa processing fee.
Invitation to Russia for citizens of the United States may have different aspects, depending on who is handling the processing and the purpose of the visit to the Russian Federation.
Tourist visa – visa which is processed by the foreign citizen who expresses a desire to visit Russia to see its tourist and cultural sites. In order to receive a tourist visa, a tourist invitation is required for citizens of the United States.
When applying for a tourist visa at the Consulate, a foreigner may be required to show airline tickets and documents confirming the reservation of accommodation for the planned period of stay, as well as an insurance policy.
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The European Union closed the entire airspace of its 27 countries to Russian aircraft on Sunday, following a steady stream of airspace closure announcements by member countries over the weekend.
The zone was expanded from 100 to 200 nautical miles from the Ukrainian border with Russia. EASA argues that the expanded zone now considers the “risk posed by the threat of missile launches to and from Ukraine.”
“We have guests traveling in late March and early April to Poland, but that is more than a month away. It’s impossible to say now how it will evolve. We are basically in wait-and-see mode,” Kozlowski said by email.
Tourists with short-term plans to visit Poland are advised to book accommodation in advance, “as some of the hotel infrastructure may be earmarked for those in need.”
“IATA is helping to facilitate the relevant and timely exchange of information with airlines from government and non-government sources to support airlines in planning their operations around the airspace closures in Ukraine and parts of Russia.”
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Russian, Belarusian, Armenian or any other nationality traveling to Mexico for non-profit activities (tourism, transit to another country, holding business talks, students for a period of less than six months, and persons invited to academic, scientific or sporting events), do not need a consular visa or electronic authorization, if they have one of the following documents:
Tourism, transit to another country, hold business talks, invited to participate in an event (academic, scientific, sporting, etc.), as well as students for a period not exceeding 180 days (*).
Requirements: I. Hold a valid and valid passport proving Russian nationality II. Travel to Mexico by air. III. Fill out the electronic visa application at: https://www.inm.gob.mx/sae/publico/ru/solicitud.html
The information registered in the application must be correct, truthful and match the information in the passport. If your application is approved, you will obtain a document with your data, which you must print and bring with you to Mexico. (*) Students must bring with them the letter of acceptance to a Mexican educational institution. Important: the electronic visa is not valid for travel by land or sea.
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According to the legislation of the Russian Federation foreign tourists traveling on cruise ships may arrive and stay in Russia without a visa for the period of 72 hours being part of an organized tour group. A visa is required for St. Petersburg if they want to visit the city independently and not as part of an organized tour group.
Up to 90 days for tourists. The original tourist documentation or invitation must be presented to the Russian immigration authorities. The visa exemption regime does not apply for holders of diplomatic and service passports.
Citizens of Serbia with biometric passports obtained after April 09, 2008 may stay in Russia for up to 30 days. Holders of diplomatic or official passports without accreditation in Russia can stay up to 90 days. Nationals of Serbia with temporary and permanent residence permits may stay without time limits. In all other cases a visa is required. The visa-free regime does not apply to holders of Yugoslav passports.