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How to apply for Russian work visa in the US

Official information regarding Russian work visas

To apply for a Russian work visa, an applicant should submit to the Russian Consulate a completed visa application form, national passport, two standard passport pictures, Money Order, as well as:

Original letter of Invitation from the Ministry of Internal Affairs or its Regional Office.

If you apply for a Russian work visa, you should submit original HIV blood test (AIDS) Certificate. This certificate is valid for 3 month only (HIV blood test should be taken not earlier than 3 months before applying for a visa).

All documents should be submitted not less than 6 business days prior to the entry to the Russian Federation.

Our working languages are English and Russian. All correspondence and inquiries in other languages will not be answered

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Moscow, Russia 109012
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FAQ

Which documents should I present in Russian consulate to get visa?

The following documents should be submitted to obtain a business visa for Russia:
1. A photocopy of the information pages of your valid passport (showing your name, birth date, passport number, and expiry date) which should be valid for a minimum of 6 months after the expiry date of the visa and has at least one blank page
2. A Russian visa application form completed and signed.
3. 3 recent passport photographs.
4. For a stay exceeding 3 months, or a multiple-entry visa, the results of an HIV test are required.

What is a Russian visa?

A visa to the Russian Federation is a document, permitting stay in Russia for a specific period of time.

Russian visa lists entry/exit dates, your name, passport details, and a purpose of travel. Please note, that your Russian visa is an exit permit just like it's an entry permit: if you lose it or stay over your designated departure date, leaving the country could be more troublesome than entering it.

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