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Before you leave, here are some resources you should investigate! They will give you information that is helpful to planning your trip to the Newly Independent States.
For those planning to visit St. Petersburg, this page will assist you in finding the answers to your travel questions.
Provided by the Medical College of Wisconsin International Travelers Clinic. Provides comprehensive health care information for travelers planning trips abroad.
A traveler to Russia should first consult this great site full of information provided by the Lonely Planet.
Get the addresses, phone and fax numbers (email too, if applicable) of the embassies located in Washington, DC and New York City.
Get the addresses, phone and fax numbers (email addresses too, if applicable)of the located in Washington, DC and New York City.
The U.S. Embassy in Moscow has updated it's informational handout about non-imigrant visa application procedures. This document gives detailed facts about everything anybody would need to know in order to apply for this type of visa.
The program has been established to link the staffs and resources of the Washington, D.C. embassy community to their constituencies in business and industry, education, the press and government. Resources include basic information on all the embassies in DC, cultural information, education, commerce and trade, travel, local sites, employment and consulate information.
A must for those planning travel to Russia, this site includes information on culture, language, history, accomodations, health, finances, entertainment, shopping, transportation plus many more useful tips to ensure an unforgettable, well-planned trip. Russia-On-Line hosts this extensive site for the tourist - written with a humorous twist that makes it enjoyable site to visit.
Provides informationon business, tourist and visitor visa applications. Also provided are the addresses of other Russian Consulates and Embassies in North America.
Get a listing of resources for travel books about countries in the former Soviet Union (plus the US and the rest of the world).
A "must read" if you are planning a business (or pleasure) trip soon. This informative document includes information on formalities, restaurants, hotels, getting around the cities plus much more. This document is a part of the RussianBusiness and Trade Connections business publication.
Provided by the Medical College of Wisconsin International Travelers Clinic. Provides comprehensive health care information for travelers planning trips abroad.
Loads of information and resources for those in or planning to visit the Moscow/St. Petersburg regions. Phone and fax numbers, addresses, local maps and plans and travelling tips are what make this site invaluable!
A number of services are peformed by this bureau including providing information for Americans traveling overseas including Russia. This site contains travel warnings, a listing of U.S. and foreign embassies, foreign adoption information and much more. A visit to this entire site is recommended before traveling.
St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN, USA maintains the electronic mailing list for the U.S. State Department "Travel Warnings and Consular Information Sheets".
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