Tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour voyager en Russie
Des conseils clairs et sourcés pour planifier votre voyage, passer la frontière, gérer les documents, payer sur place et partir à temps.
Planifiez chaque étape en toute confiance
Les exigences diffèrent selon le passeport, le type de visa et l'itinéraire. Suivez l'étape qui correspond à votre situation actuelle.
Avant le départ
Visas, eVisas, contrôles des passeports, assurance et planification des paiements avant de réserver.
- Visa et eVisa
- Exigences de passeport
- Assurance voyage
Arrivée
Contrôle aux frontières, points de contrôle approuvés, cartes de migration et vos premières étapes d'enregistrement.
- Contrôle aux frontières
- Carte de migration
- Procédures aéroportuaires
Pendant le voyage
Enregistrement, paiements, connectivité, transports, hôtels et obtention d'aide médicale.
- Enregistrement
- SIM et eSIM
- Cartes et espèces
Départ
Validité du visa, prévention des dépassements de séjour, documents de sortie et vérifications du dernier jour.
- Expiration du visa
- Prévention de dépassement
- Exigences de sortie
Vérifiez les conseils officiels avant de réserver
Les règles d'entrée et les conseils aux voyageurs de votre gouvernement sont deux choses différentes. Examinez les deux, puis vérifiez les itinéraires, les assurances et les options de paiement à l'approche du départ.
Guides actuels pour voyager en Russie
Des réponses pratiques aux questions que se posent les voyageurs avant de réserver, à la frontière et pendant leur séjour.
Travel to Russia in 2026
Traveling to Russia in 2026 requires careful preparation, including securing the correct visa, planning alternative payment methods, and arranging mandatory medical insurance. Eligibility to enter Russia depends on your nationality, and all travelers should review their home government's travel advisories before planning a trip.
Read guideIs Russia Open for Tourists?
Yes, Russia is legally open to foreign tourists who meet entry requirements, hold valid passports, and obtain the appropriate visa. However, travelers must navigate complex logistics, including limited payment options, and should carefully review their home country's travel advisories before planning a trip.
Read guideWhat Cards Work in Russia?
Foreign-issued Visa and Mastercard do not work in Russia, as confirmed by card networks and government travel advisories. Travelers must rely on cash or explore specific Russian-issued tourist cards, which may be available through participating partners.
Read guideEntering Russia with an eVisa
Entering Russia with an eVisa requires arriving at an approved border crossing point with a printed or mobile notification, a valid passport, and valid medical insurance. The eVisa is valid for 120 days from issue, permitting a single entry and a stay of up to 30 days.
Read guideRussian Migration Card
Foreign visitors to Russia must complete and retain a free migration card upon entry. This document is required for your stay, accommodation registration, and must be returned to border control upon departure.
Read guideRegistering a Foreign Tourist in Russia
Foreign tourists must be registered with the authorities upon arrival at their accommodation in Russia. Hotels normally handle this within one working day, while private hosts generally have seven working days to register their guests, though travelers should confirm current deadlines with their host.
Read guideBasé sur des sources, pratique, rédigé de manière indépendante
Official rules and government advisories are linked directly.
Entry eligibility is separated from safety advice.
Fast-changing information is dated and qualified.