Your Russia eVisa, handled from start to finish.

The unified e-visa changed Russia from a paperwork ordeal into something close to normal — no invitation letter, no hotel voucher, no consulate appointment. It still only works at certain entry points, which is where people come unstuck.

Up to 30 daysMaximum stay

SingleEntry

A few daysProcessing

Many nationalitiesEligibility

From $82

All-inclusive Russia eVisa

Government fee: $52. Our price includes this and our service charge.

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What's included

Your entry point confirmed against the designated list
Review of your details and documents before anything is submitted
Eligibility check for your nationality and trip
Accurate preparation and submission through the official channel
The government fee (where applicable) and our handling — one all-inclusive price
Your approval delivered to your email, print-ready
Updates from a real person by WhatsApp or email

Documents you'll need

Passport valid at least 6 months beyond your stay
A clear scan of the bio page
A recent passport-style photograph
Your entry point and travel dates

How it works

1. Tell us

Fill our short form with your details.

2. Pay securely

See your exact all-inclusive price and pay online.

3. Receive it

We submit officially and email your approval.

The mistake we see most: Arriving at the wrong border post. The e-visa is accepted only at designated airports and crossings, and a land border that worked for a friend may not be on the list. Confirm your entry point with us first.

Russia visa — common questions

How long is the e-visa valid, and how long can I stay?

The e-visa is valid for 120 days from issue, and you can stay up to 30 days from the day you enter. That's been the rule since August 2025.

Which nationalities can apply?

Around 55 countries are on the unified e-visa list, including most of the EU, the UK, China, Japan and Saudi Arabia. The US, Canada and Australia are not. Message us and we'll check yours.

Which airports and borders accept it?

Only designated entry points — Moscow, St Petersburg and a set of other airports and land crossings. Tell us where you're arriving and we'll confirm before you pay.

Do I need an invitation letter or hotel voucher?

No. The unified e-visa doesn't require the invitation letter that a traditional Russian visa does. That's the main reason people use it.

What do I need to give you?

Passport scan, a photograph, and your travel dates and entry point.

What if my nationality is not on the list?

We will tell you before taking it any further and refund you in full. For most passports that cannot use the e-visa there is a consulate route instead — ask us.

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Shrish Travels is a private visa-assistance service, not affiliated with any government. Official applications can also be made directly on the relevant government portal. Rules and fees are set by the destination government and may change. Approval and processing times are decided by the Russian authorities, not by us.