Registration in Russia

My Russian visit goes like this: I arrived on the evening of the 19th. I am here in Moscow, until Tuesday 26th when I am heading to St. Petersburg. Staying there for four nights, on 29th I am back to Moscow, and travelling back early in the morning of 2nd November.

So, to recap:

19.10 - 26.10: Moscow, which sums up to 6 working days.

26.10 - 29.10: St. Petersburg, sums up to 4 days (staying in the hotel, gonna be registered there).

29.10 - 02.11: back to Moscow, sums up to 3 days if we are counting the Friday.

My host for Moscow apartment (AirBNB) told me they will not be around and I should not be worried about registration anyways. Honestly, this is unsettling and makes me feel super anxious about the situation.

Any experience, advice, anything that might be helpful?

Thanks!

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How many days can you stay in Russia without registering?

The legal period of stay of foreign citizens in the Russian Federation without registration is 7 days. It does not matter whether you are a citizen of a country that has a visa or visa-free regime with Russia.

How do I register a company in Russia?

12 Steps to Open a Company in Russia

Determine the Amount of Registered Capital.

Drafting of the LLC Charter.

Hold a General Meeting.

Obtain Notary Translations of Documents.

Legalization or Apostille of the Necessary Documents.

Submit the Registration Form and Documents.

Can a foreigner open a company in Russia?

Any Russian or foreign individual (or company) can be a founder or shareholder of any number of Russian OOOs, although to be a board member or director you will have to have the necessary visa and/or residence permit to live in the country if you are a foreigner.

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