What about Russian business visas?

The most important thing to enter Russia is to obtain a valid visa, the recent epidemic affected people entering Russia are mostly business, so the visa is also a business visa, then the Russian business visa should do?

According to the notice of the Russian consulate, the following types of visas can be applied for at present: business visa, labor visa, study visa, tourist visa, private visa, humanities visa, transit visa and translation visa. Among them, business visa is mainly issued to news/press/reporter for affairs/business, press/technology and accompanying family members».

Ordinary Russian business 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.

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

It is important to note that:

A general business visa with multiple entries can stay in the Russian Federation for 180 days and up to 90 days. At the time of application, the following materials need to be prepared:

1. A copy of a valid passport and passport home page within 6 months of the expiration of the visa (at least two blank pages);

2. A white negative (2 inches);

Electronic visa application form;

4. A letter of invitation from a regional office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation; or a decision of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation on the issuance of visas; or a written application from a Russian legal person (company);

5. Citizen in a third country (non-Chinese) visa copy and original visa stay for more than 90 days (less than 90 days)

6. In China, a copy of the ID card is required, and a copy of the birth certificate must be available under the age of 18.

7. Citizens of EU countries must provide medical insurance (the amount of insurance shall not be less than 30,000 euros during the period of Russia), or a guarantee written by the inviting party to pay all medical expenses of the applicant in Russia.