Clarification on visa requirements when travelling to Russia for people from specific countries
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In the Russian Visa Information webpage there are a list of countries that can travel to Russia without a visa.
For example:
Brazil (up to 90 days in 180 days period except work, study and residence).
People’s Democratic Republic of Laos (up to 90 days in 180 days period except work, study and residence).
Panama (up to 90 days in 180 days period except work, study and residence).
So, according to this website, people from Brazil or Panama can go to Russia at any time and stay up to 90 days. And they can repeat the same again every 6 months. Is there any other requirement?
I am planning a visit to Russia to see an air show and one of my friends is from one of the countries I quoted above, so I just want to make sure he is fine without a visa.
We will book a hotel for our stay (5 days).
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In the Russian Visa Information webpage there are a list of countries that can travel to Russia without a visa.
For example:
Brazil (up to 90 days in 180 days period except work, study and residence).
People’s Democratic Republic of Laos (up to 90 days in 180 days period except work, study and residence).
Panama (up to 90 days in 180 days period except work, study and residence).
So, according to this website, people from Brazil or Panama can go to Russia at any time and stay up to 90 days. And they can repeat the same again every 6 months. Is there any other requirement?
I am planning a visit to Russia to see an air show and one of my friends is from one of the countries I quoted above, so I just want to make sure he is fine without a visa.
We will book a hotel for our stay (5 days).
visas russia tourist-visas
edited Jul 19 at 2:45
Mark Mayo♦
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asked Jul 18 at 22:59
marcello miorelli
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I suggest you specify the exact country, as this would help us to find the exact requirements.
– George Y.
Jul 19 at 3:21
The exact country is Brazil
– marcello miorelli
Jul 19 at 21:11
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In the Russian Visa Information webpage there are a list of countries that can travel to Russia without a visa.
For example:
Brazil (up to 90 days in 180 days period except work, study and residence).
People’s Democratic Republic of Laos (up to 90 days in 180 days period except work, study and residence).
Panama (up to 90 days in 180 days period except work, study and residence).
So, according to this website, people from Brazil or Panama can go to Russia at any time and stay up to 90 days. And they can repeat the same again every 6 months. Is there any other requirement?
I am planning a visit to Russia to see an air show and one of my friends is from one of the countries I quoted above, so I just want to make sure he is fine without a visa.
We will book a hotel for our stay (5 days).
visas russia tourist-visas
edited Jul 19 at 2:45
Mark Mayo♦
128k745461259
asked Jul 18 at 22:59
marcello miorelli
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In the Russian Visa Information webpage there are a list of countries that can travel to Russia without a visa.
For example:
Brazil (up to 90 days in 180 days period except work, study and residence).
People’s Democratic Republic of Laos (up to 90 days in 180 days period except work, study and residence).
Panama (up to 90 days in 180 days period except work, study and residence).
So, according to this website, people from Brazil or Panama can go to Russia at any time and stay up to 90 days. And they can repeat the same again every 6 months. Is there any other requirement?
I am planning a visit to Russia to see an air show and one of my friends is from one of the countries I quoted above, so I just want to make sure he is fine without a visa.
We will book a hotel for our stay (5 days).
visas russia tourist-visas
edited Jul 19 at 2:45
Mark Mayo♦
128k745461259
asked Jul 18 at 22:59
marcello miorelli
1496
edited Jul 19 at 2:45
Mark Mayo♦
128k745461259
edited Jul 19 at 2:45
Mark Mayo♦
128k745461259
edited Jul 19 at 2:45
Mark Mayo♦
128k745461259
128k745461259
asked Jul 18 at 22:59
marcello miorelli
1496
asked Jul 18 at 22:59
marcello miorelli
1496
asked Jul 18 at 22:59
marcello miorelli
1496
1496
I suggest you specify the exact country, as this would help us to find the exact requirements.
– George Y.
Jul 19 at 3:21
The exact country is Brazil
– marcello miorelli
Jul 19 at 21:11
add a comment |Â
I suggest you specify the exact country, as this would help us to find the exact requirements.
– George Y.
Jul 19 at 3:21
The exact country is Brazil
– marcello miorelli
Jul 19 at 21:11
I suggest you specify the exact country, as this would help us to find the exact requirements.
– George Y.
Jul 19 at 3:21
I suggest you specify the exact country, as this would help us to find the exact requirements.
– George Y.
Jul 19 at 3:21
The exact country is Brazil
– marcello miorelli
Jul 19 at 21:11
The exact country is Brazil
– marcello miorelli
Jul 19 at 21:11
add a comment |Â
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I checked the official Russian sources (which are rather scarce on the real information), and I don't see any extra requirements.
Note that the information above does not come from an official source, and in case for Laos it contradicts the official source (the linked MFA statement says "up to 30 days", not "up to 90 days", and there is no 90/180 restriction).
And since you're staying in a hotel, you are not required to register with police (the hotel will do this for you).
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I checked the official Russian sources (which are rather scarce on the real information), and I don't see any extra requirements.
Note that the information above does not come from an official source, and in case for Laos it contradicts the official source (the linked MFA statement says "up to 30 days", not "up to 90 days", and there is no 90/180 restriction).
And since you're staying in a hotel, you are not required to register with police (the hotel will do this for you).
answered Jul 19 at 3:21
George Y.
17.3k12671
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
I checked the official Russian sources (which are rather scarce on the real information), and I don't see any extra requirements.
Note that the information above does not come from an official source, and in case for Laos it contradicts the official source (the linked MFA statement says "up to 30 days", not "up to 90 days", and there is no 90/180 restriction).
And since you're staying in a hotel, you are not required to register with police (the hotel will do this for you).
answered Jul 19 at 3:21
George Y.
17.3k12671
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
I checked the official Russian sources (which are rather scarce on the real information), and I don't see any extra requirements.
Note that the information above does not come from an official source, and in case for Laos it contradicts the official source (the linked MFA statement says "up to 30 days", not "up to 90 days", and there is no 90/180 restriction).
And since you're staying in a hotel, you are not required to register with police (the hotel will do this for you).
answered Jul 19 at 3:21
George Y.
17.3k12671
I checked the official Russian sources (which are rather scarce on the real information), and I don't see any extra requirements.
Note that the information above does not come from an official source, and in case for Laos it contradicts the official source (the linked MFA statement says "up to 30 days", not "up to 90 days", and there is no 90/180 restriction).
And since you're staying in a hotel, you are not required to register with police (the hotel will do this for you).
answered Jul 19 at 3:21
George Y.
17.3k12671
answered Jul 19 at 3:21
George Y.
17.3k12671
answered Jul 19 at 3:21
George Y.
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answered Jul 19 at 3:21
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I suggest you specify the exact country, as this would help us to find the exact requirements.
– George Y.
Jul 19 at 3:21
The exact country is Brazil
– marcello miorelli
Jul 19 at 21:11