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obtaining a visa
I want to go to Israel as part of a group for a dance festival for 5 days. I myself live in Russia, I have a Permit for a temporary stay in Russia for 3 years, but I myself am a citizen of Tajikistan. Will they give me a visa? And can I apply for a visa in Moscow?
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Yes, you can apply to the Consulate of the State of Israel in Moscow (at Bolshaya Ordynka).
Whether you will be given a visa depends on how competently you prepare the documents (correctly fill out the application form, attach certificates and documents that will convince the consular department staff that the purpose of your trip corresponds to the declared one and everything is fine with you).
Whether you will be given a visa depends on how competently you prepare the documents (correctly fill out the application form, attach certificates and documents that will convince the consular department staff that the purpose of your trip corresponds to the declared one and everything is fine with you).
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answered 11 years ago
Thank you very much for your reply!!! At least some hope! And do not tell me where to look, read how to properly and competently prepare documents, and what convincing information should be attached?
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answered 11 years ago
Always and with pleasure :)
Why despair ahead of time? The Israeli Consulate is not the worst Consulate! Fingers don't roll :)
True, there is a feature. For example, they are not allowed in with large bags (this is important for non-residents who immediately get off the train or plane).
There is a lot of different information on the Internet, including on our website of the Moscow office of "Classic Travel" - here is a link to the VISA section: http://www.classictravel.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=62&Itemid= 151
If anything specific (about references, etc.), then it’s better to write in a personal and I’ll explain! The topic is specific - everyone has their own situation and not everyone will be interested in reading about the details of a particular case ...
Why despair ahead of time? The Israeli Consulate is not the worst Consulate! Fingers don't roll :)
True, there is a feature. For example, they are not allowed in with large bags (this is important for non-residents who immediately get off the train or plane).
There is a lot of different information on the Internet, including on our website of the Moscow office of "Classic Travel" - here is a link to the VISA section: http://www.classictravel.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=62&Itemid= 151
If anything specific (about references, etc.), then it’s better to write in a personal and I’ll explain! The topic is specific - everyone has their own situation and not everyone will be interested in reading about the details of a particular case ...
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