Obtaining the unified e-visa (or electronic visa) to Russia is very simple and quick: you will only need your passport, travel medical insurance and a digital photo. However, the e-visa can only be requested by some nationalities. From August 1, 2023, the unified e-visa is valid throughout Russia. I explain step by step how to obtain an electronic visa to Russia easily and cheaply (54 dollars).
If you have any questions about the Russian electronic visa, you can ask them below.
@Irena Hey Irena, thank you for the information. Is there a restriction on the amount of e-visa per duration? eg. could I spend 16 days in Russia on an e-visa, then go to Kazakhstan 2/3 days and enter Russia on a new e-visa? Thank you
@chris_sun96 Hi Chris,
You can apply for a new electronic visa, but keep in mind that you must wait for the validity period of the visa to expire, which is 60 days. If you are thinking of re-entering it is much better to apply for a traditional double or multiple entry visa.
@Irena It is my understand that those living in the US cannot obtain a Russian e-visa or am I confused. I filled out the e-visa form. Will I be required to send documentation to the Russian consolate in Washington?
Thank you for your wonderful help … Lou
@Lou US citizens cannot apply for an e-visa but citizens of other countries (listed in the article that starts this thread) can apply for an e-visa regardless of their place of residence.