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McLovin · 11th May 2008, 23:01

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. If I am staying in Moscow for more than 72 hours do I need a visa?
The Russian Embassy in London states that as long as you travel between 17th and 25th of May 2008 and have a valid match ticket the visa is waived.

2. If I travel through the 3rd country do I need a visa?
The Russian Embassy in London states that as long as you have a valid match ticket visa is waived. However, we suggest you check with your airline before you travel that they are aware of new Russian visa regulations.

3. If I am not a British citizen do I need a visa?
The Russian Embassy in London states that a non-visa regime is for British citizens only.

4. If the match ticket is not on my name do I need a visa?
The Russian Embassy in London states that if you in possession of any valid match ticket you are qualified for a non-visa regime.

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McLovin Bites pillows thinking of John Terry Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: McGill University Posts: 2,240	Frequently Asked Questions: 1. If I am staying in Moscow for more than 72 hours do I need a visa? The Russian Embassy in London states that as long as you travel between 17th and 25th of May 2008 and have a valid match ticket the visa is waived. 2. If I travel through the 3rd country do I need a visa? The Russian Embassy in London states that as long as you have a valid match ticket visa is waived. However, we suggest you check with your airline before you travel that they are aware of new Russian visa regulations. 3. If I am not a British citizen do I need a visa? The Russian Embassy in London states that a non-visa regime is for British citizens only. 4. If the match ticket is not on my name do I need a visa? The Russian Embassy in London states that if you in possession of any valid match ticket you are qualified for a non-visa regime.