Do I need a Russian visa for transit?
As a Swedish citizen I need a visa to travel to Russia but not to Malaysia.
If I book 2 separate flights:
Stockholm → Moscow → Stockholm
Moscow → Kuala Lumpur → Moscow
I would fly Stockholm → Moscow → Kuala Lumpur and back.
I do not intend to leave the Moscow airport, would I still need a Russian visa?
If yes, would it be a normal visit visa to Russia?
Best Answer
As you can see in linked question, you need tickets for your next flight ready to show at the moment you arriving at the SVO
. Make sure that:
- Your airport is
SVO
in Moscow - You have the same airport for your flights
- Your layover is less than 24 hours
and you're fine. Otherwise, as @AE said, you need a transit visa.
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Do UK citizens need a transit visa for Russia?
Yes, UK passport holders need a visa to travel to Russia.A visa is required even for transiting. Exempt from the Russian visa application are only those flying with an international airline and changing flights in the Russian Federation.How much is a transit visa to Russia?
Consular fee for a transit visa application (bulk of the cost)SIngleDoubleEU countries40$ (35\u20ac)40$ (35\u20ac)USA160$ (140\u20ac)160$ (140\u20ac)Other countries80$ (70\u20ac)128$ (115\u20ac)Sep 20, 2019How long does it take to get Russian transit visa?
The processing time for a Russia transit visa application is from three working days to seven calendar days. Expedited processing is available for those in a hurry to get a visa. It takes one to three working days.Is Russia allowing transit passengers?
Transiting in RussiaPassengers entering or transiting the Russian Federation must have a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken at most 2 days before arrival. The test result must be in English or Russian. A notarized translation to Russian is accepted.What happens if you try to enter Russia without visa! (SELF - TRANSFER)
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