MyRussianVisa.com is the specialist in providing Russian Visa Support Letters (Tourist Acceptance Letters).
- Russian Visa Support Letter (Tourist) £22 / €25 / $30 (supplements may apply)
- Multi-entry Business Visa Support from £225 / €300 / $340 including delivery
- Tourist Visa Support emailed to you same working day
- We send you notes on how to register your visa
- Group tours to Russia and beyond!
- Our own offices in Moscow and St Petersburg
- Expert Russian Visa Service (in UK only)
- Form filling service
- More than 20 years’ experience of providing Russian Visa Support and Russian Visas
- River Cruises to Russia and beyond!
Our Russian Tourist Visa Support Letters are priced at £22 / €25 / $30
Our range of Russian Business Visa Supports start from £55 / €65 / $85
GLOBAL UPDATE – Coronavirus (COVID-19)
02 Jun 2021 – Flights
On 31 May 2021 the Russian government announced that from 2 June 2021 direct flights between the UK and Russia will restart.
The Russian government requires all arriving passengers to obtain and present a negative COVID-19 test certificate dated less than 72 hours before travel.
The Russian authorities have reintroduced international flights and in some countries (including UK) are now accepting applications for tourist visas.
We are now able to issue business and tourist visa support letters.
Please check with your nearest Russian Consulate for the latest information.
STOP PRESS:
04 June 2021 – UEFA EURO 2020 St Petersburg
No Visa required with ticket and Fan ID
Negative PCR test required for entry
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Saturday 12 June – Group B: Belgium vs Russia
Monday 14 June – Group E: Poland vs Slovakia
Wednesday 16 June – Group B: Finland vs Russia
Friday 18 June – Group E: Sweden vs Slovakia
Monday 21 June – Group B: Finland vs Belgium
Wednesday 23 June – Group E: Sweden vs Poland
Friday 2 July – QF1: Winner 6 vs Winner 5
Check here for official UEFA details
We have been notified of new Russian Visa Registration procedures, effective immediately (brought in on 08 July 2018). You may no longer register visas at the offices of Visa Support providers. All visas must be registered by the host (e.g. hotel, hostel/apartment owner) at the local Visa and Registration Department (OVIR).
Visas must be registered if you are staying in Russia for more than 7 business days.
If you are staying in private accommodation (eg booked through Airbnb, Booking.com etc. or with relatives) please contact your host to ensure they are aware of the new regulations and are able to register your visa at the local Visa and Registration Department (OVIR).
The Grand Kremlin Palace, former home of the Tsars, located within the Kremlin walls in Moscow.
