Russia Passport and Visa Requirements For U.S. Citizens
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When preparing to travel, you may ask yourself: Do I need a passport or visa to enter Russia? The short answer to that question is, “Yes.” A visa and passport are required in order to visit Russia. When preparing to travel to Russia, double check the expiration date of your current passport if you have one.
It must remain valid for at least for 6 months after arrival. If it will expire within that time, or come close, it’s best to get it renewed.
Occasionally there’s a need for additional stamps in your passport. So ensure you have at least two blank pages remaining for use.
Vaccinations may be required for entry please consult with your medical professional for more information. If you are planning an extended trip and expect to carry more than $10,000 with you, be aware that upon entry and exit, the amount will need to be declared to customs.
Learn more about Russia
Russia is located in North Asia bordering the Arctic Ocean. The country, which struggles with permafrost, has a total land area of 17,098,242 sq km.
It shares borders with Azerbaijan and Belarus.
Moscow, the capital of Russia, may be a city to consider seeing. When planning other site seeing adventures keep in mind that timezones may change. Make sure to adjust your watch, or phone to Russia’s timezone, use UTC+3. The country’s main agricultural products are grain and sugar beets.
The primary industry contributing to their economy is coal.
Machinery is Russia's main import. The country’s airports currently include 594 paved runways, with 624 unpaved, making travel there easier than it’s ever been.
Internet availability exists throughout Russia for its 104 million users, so finding WIFI while there shouldn't be difficult.
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