How to apply for a Russian business visa

When applying for a business visa, most countries are now open to applicants. Applicants can apply normally and it is easier than a tourist visa. How should they apply for a business visa when entering Russia?

The business visa is applicable to applications for business purposes, such as: distribution of materials, trading/business, business, driver, crew, scientific and technological services, talks, salesperson, processing, teachers, media travel, media/journalists, media/technology industry, accompanying family members, foreign citizens in order to enter the Russian Federation.

Ordinary business Russian visas are issued to foreign citizens who enter the Russian Federation for business purposes (for negotiations, seminars, meetings or meetings with business partners).

The visa is issued on the basis of a letter of invitation issued by the Federal Migration Service (FMS) or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation (FFA).

General business visas can be issued on the basis of a written invitation from legal entities, companies, organizations, enterprises, institutions or their branches, state or local authorities of the Russian Federation, organizing committees of trade and industrial exhibitions, conferences and seminars.

General Russian business visa can be applied for one or two entries, valid for 90 days, or multiple entries within 1 year, valid for 1 year (unless otherwise stipulated by the treaty of the Russian Federation).

Note: There is a general business visa with multiple entry entry, which can stay in the Russian Federation for 180 days and up to 90 days.

In fact, the Russian business visa is relatively simple, applicants can easily get a valid visa, and the embassy will not be difficult for applicants.