Welcome to VisaWorks International, your premier immigration consulting firm based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, specializing in facilitating a range of visa services for Bangladeshi nationals seeking to travel to Russia. Whether you’re planning a short-term tourist visit, exploring business opportunities, pursuing educational endeavors, or embarking on a new job opportunity, VisaWorks International is dedicated to guiding you through the intricacies of the visa application process. Our expert team ensures comprehensive support, from reapplications of refused cases to obtaining work permits and navigating the complexities of obtaining private and transit visas. Trust VisaWorks International to provide tailored solutions and expert advice, making your journey to Russia smooth and hassle-free.

Reapplication of Refused Cases

Overview:
This service assists individuals who have had their Russian visa application previously rejected and wish to reapply.

Process:
1. Assessment: Review reasons for previous rejection.
2. Corrective Measures: Address deficiencies in the previous application.
3. Document Preparation: Compile required documents.
4. Application Submission: Submit the revised application to the Russian consulate.

Documents Required:
– Passport with remaining validity.
– Previous rejection letter.
– Updated supporting documents (financial, accommodation, itinerary, etc.).

FAQs:
– Q: Why was my previous application rejected?
– A: Reasons for rejection could include incomplete documentation, insufficient funds, or discrepancies in information provided.

– Q: Can I apply again immediately after rejection?
– A: It’s advisable to address the reasons for rejection before reapplying to improve chances of approval.

Tourist Visa (Short-Term Stay)

Overview:
For individuals planning to visit Russia for tourism purposes.

Process:
1. Invitation: Obtain an official invitation from a Russian tour operator or hotel.
2. Application Form: Complete the visa application form.
3. Submission: Submit the application to the Russian consulate.
4. Visa Issuance: Wait for processing and issuance of the visa.

Documents Required:
– Passport with at least 6 months validity.
– Passport-sized photograph.
– Proof of accommodation and itinerary.
– Travel insurance.

FAQs:
– Q: Can I extend my tourist visa in Russia?
– A: Tourist visas are typically issued for specific durations and extensions are not common. Plan your travel accordingly.

– Q: How long does it take to process a tourist visa?
– A: Processing times vary but expect at least a few weeks. Apply well in advance of your planned travel dates.

Business Visa (Short-Term and Long-Term Stay)

Overview:
For individuals traveling to Russia for business-related activities.

Process:
1. Invitation: Obtain an official invitation from a Russian business partner.
2. Application Form: Complete the visa application form.
3. Submission: Submit the application to the Russian consulate.
4. Visa Issuance: Wait for processing and issuance of the visa.

Documents Required:
– Passport with at least 6 months validity.
– Business invitation letter from a Russian company.
– Proof of purpose of visit (meeting schedules, conference registration, etc.).
– Financial documentation.

FAQs:
– Q: Can I attend multiple business meetings with a single-entry visa?
– A: Single-entry visas typically allow for one entry into Russia. Plan your travel accordingly to avoid issues.

– Q: What’s the difference between short-term and long-term business visas?
– A: Short-term visas are usually valid for up to 90 days, while long-term visas can be valid for up to 1 year or more, depending on the purpose.

Work Visa

Overview:
For individuals planning to work legally in Russia.

Process:
1. Employment Offer: Obtain a job offer from a Russian employer.
2. Work Permit: The employer applies for a work permit on behalf of the employee.
3. Visa Application: Complete the visa application form.
4. Submission: Submit the application to the Russian consulate.
5. Visa Issuance: Wait for processing and issuance of the visa.

Documents Required:
– Passport with at least 6 months validity.
– Work permit issued by the Russian Federal Migration Service.
– Employment contract.
– Health insurance.

FAQs:
– Q: Can I change jobs while on a work visa in Russia?
– A: Changing jobs usually requires obtaining a new work permit and visa. Consult with immigration authorities for specific requirements.

– Q: Can family members accompany me on a work visa?
– A: Family members can apply for dependent visas once the primary visa holder’s status is confirmed.

Student Visa

Overview:
For individuals planning to study at a recognized educational institution in Russia.

Process:
1. Acceptance Letter: Obtain an acceptance letter from a Russian educational institution.
2. Visa Application: Complete the visa application form.
3. Submission: Submit the application to the Russian consulate.
4. Visa Issuance: Wait for processing and issuance of the visa.

Documents Required:
– Passport with at least 18 months validity.
– Acceptance/invitation letter from the Russian educational institution.
– Proof of accommodation and financial means.
– Medical insurance.

FAQs:
– Q: Can I work part-time on a student visa in Russia?
– A: Limited part-time work may be allowed with permission from the educational institution and local authorities.

– Q: Can I extend my student visa in Russia?
– A: Visa extensions are possible if continuing education in Russia beyond the initially approved period.

Private Visa

Overview:
For individuals invited by relatives or friends residing in Russia.

Process:
1. Invitation: Obtain a private invitation from a Russian citizen or permanent resident.
2. Visa Application: Complete the visa application form.
3. Submission: Submit the application to the Russian consulate.
4. Visa Issuance: Wait for processing and issuance of the visa.

Documents Required:
– Passport with at least 6 months validity.
– Invitation issued by the Russian Federal Migration Service or notarized by a Russian notary.
– Proof of relationship between the inviting and invited parties.
– Medical insurance.

FAQs:
– Q: Can I apply for a private visa if I don’t have a direct family relationship with the inviting party?
– A: Yes, you can be invited by friends or relatives in Russia who are willing to provide an invitation.

– Q: How long can I stay in Russia on a private visa?
– A: The duration depends on the terms specified in the invitation. Typically, it can range from 30 days to 90 days.

Transit Visa

Overview:
For individuals transiting through Russia en route to another destination.

Process:
1. Travel Itinerary: Provide proof of onward travel (flight tickets, visas for final destination).
2. Visa Application: Complete the visa application form.
3. Submission: Submit the application to the Russian consulate.
4. Visa Issuance: Wait for processing and issuance of the visa.

Documents Required:
– Passport with at least 6 months validity.
– Visa for the final destination (if required).
– Travel itinerary showing entry and exit dates from Russia.
– Visa for the country following Russia (if required).

FAQs:
– Q: How long is a transit visa valid for?
– A: Transit visas are typically issued for up to 3 days, depending on the travel itinerary.

– Q: Can I leave the airport during a layover in Russia?
– A: With a transit visa, you can leave the airport, but ensure compliance with visa conditions and transit rules.

At VisaWorks International, we are committed to excellence in every aspect of your visa application journey. Our goal is to simplify the complexities of immigration processes, ensuring transparency, efficiency, and reliable support at every step. Whether you’re a first-time traveler or revisiting due to a previous refusal, our experienced consultants are here to provide personalized guidance and solutions tailored to your specific needs. With VisaWorks International, rest assured that your aspirations to travel to Russia are supported by a team dedicated to your success and satisfaction. Trust us to handle your visa needs with professionalism and integrity, empowering you to focus on your travel plans with confidence.