Raymond Cathcart

There is an e.u. visa waiver for Lithuanians who wish to go to Russia. This is going to be even more valuable if you are arranging a visit to Vilnius, Klaipeda or other towns in Lithuania. If your aim is to acquire a work permit in Russia, it is strongly suggested that you apply for a Russian passport.

So as to qualify for the visa waiver you should show that you have the intention of seeing Russia and you also have plans to go to the Vilnius or Klaipeda areas of Lithuania. As travelling between those cities needs you to cross through the Vilnius international airport, so this means that you will require a passport that's approved by the Lithuanian authorities. This is only one of the simplest means of obtaining a Russian passport approved. The e.u. visa approved passport could be valid for up to 3 years.

The e.u. visa waiver program process for those intending to operate in Russia is relatively easy. The application procedure involves filling in an application form that has to be filed along with a few supporting files such as evidence of earnings and a recent passport photograph. These documents include a recent photograph of yourself, your date of birth, your address and contact number together with a signature certification from which you may later confirm the details.

The vast majority of applicants who apply for a visa waiver to Russia do so as tourists. It's important to remember that all nations impose restrictions on tourists who wish to stay more than a limited period in any specific country. Thus it's very important to understand what restrictions are in place in Russia and in Lithuania before submitting your visa. If you are interested in working in Russia, it's important that you receive a Russian work permit before leaving for a vacation in Lithuania.

Obtaining a Russian passport doesn't absolutely require a visa. For people who aren't considering travelling to Russia but that are permitted to enter the Schengen Area, obtaining a Lithuanian Passport is adequate. You may however have to have your entry visa renewed upon leaving Russia and then returning to complete your journey in Vilnius or Klaipeda. Individuals who have work or are in employment in Russia might find it is impossible to return to Russia and so should obtain a new passport. In these cases they could use a Lithuanian visa waiver for those travelling to Vilnius or Klaipeda.