Transfer from Moscow to Europe: How to get to Moscow

1. How to get to Moscow

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2. How to get to Moscow from China

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3. How to get to Moscow the cheapest

Russian Airways is the cheapest. Cheap flights from China to Russia are mainly from the United Nations. Are you in the south or the north? If you are in the north, you can consult UN8888, which departs every night. This flight is a red-eye flight and the ticket price is relatively cheap. If it's in the south, you could add an inland leg from Hong Kong to Russia. There are many discounts on air tickets from Hong Kong to popular international cities;

4. How to travel to Moscow

You can go from Beijing to Moscow without speaking Russian. Two years ago, there were more than 30 people in our group, including the tour guide, and no one could speak Russian. Because Russian English is not very common. But now there are many mobile phones and many translation software. Download the software before departure and translate instantly. Of course, if you are traveling with a tour group, this problem can be easily solved because most of the local people are from China. If several other people are traveling, you can also hire a translator.

5. How to travel to Moscow

The most beautiful train route from Beijing, China to Moscow is K3, Beijing-Ulaanbaatar-Moscow.

The K3 train took 6 days, 5 nights, and 136 hours, from Beijing to Moscow, passing through Mongolia, Siberia, and Eurasia, and finally arrived at its destination, Moscow.

The K3 train from Beijing to Moscow runs once a week and is affiliated to the Beijing Railway Bureau. The departure time is 07:35 every Wednesday morning and arrives at Moscow Yaroslavlsky Railway Station around 2:00 pm the following Monday.

To travel through China, Mongolia and Russia, K3 needs to apply for visas from the other two countries. Be sure to allow time when applying for a visa to ensure that the visa is within your travel period.

6. How to get to Moscow by car

According to the distance measurement on Google Maps, Beijing is about 6,090 kilometers from St. Petersburg.

Beijing-Moscow takes a week to arrive, usually only on Saturdays. You have to take a bus from Beijing Railway Station, which costs US$300.

In Moscow you can go to Leningrad Train Station.

The cheapest price for a Moscow-Petersburg train ticket is US$60.

7. Route to Moscow

The straight-line distance from Beijing to Moscow is 5843 kilometers. Different flights and routes require different times.

1. It takes about 8 hours and 20 minutes from Beijing T2 Airport to Moscow Sheremecheva Airport;

2. It takes about 14 hours and 55 minutes from Beijing T3 Airport to Moscow Vnukovo A Airport minutes;

3. It takes about 22 hours and 5 minutes from Beijing T3 to Moscow Dmodedovo Airport;

8. How to work in Moscow

According to the Russian website "Labor The Daily News reported on December 29 that Russian President Vladimir Putin submitted the "Draft Law on Citizenship of the Russian Federation" to the State Duma, proposing to deprive those who have committed serious crimes against the state of their nationality.

The explanatory note of the document states: The bill expands the list of crimes for which citizenship of the Russian Federation can be terminated. In addition to terrorism offences, the list also includes a number of serious crimes against the state and trafficking in drugs and psychotropic substances.

In addition, the bill also lists the main requirements for obtaining citizenship: knowing the Russian language, Russian history and regulations, abiding by the constitution, and not threatening national security.

It is reported that there are also some special circumstances where Russian Federation citizenship can be obtained. For example, veterans of the Great Patriotic War from the countries of the former Soviet Union, people who have made special contributions to Russia, and people who are important to the country because of their profession, profession or other reasons.

9. How to get to Moscow conveniently

There are two trains to Russia, both from Beijing to Moscow.

One is 3(4) times, once a week. Chinese train, conductor. Exit from Erenhot in Inner Mongolia,

pass through Outer Mongolia to Russia, and then follow the Trans-Siberian Railway to Moscow.

The other is 19(20) times. Also once a week. Russian train, conductor.

Starting from Beijing, passing through Shenyang, Changchun, Harbin, and then out of Manzhouli.

It is recommended to take the latter, because the service is better and the carriage is clean. Moreover, there is a fee for the former to travel through Outer Mongolia.

Transit fees.

The price is between 2146 and 2526.

You can go to Northeast Russia by plane or train. It depends on where we are going in Russia. Russia is very large and the distance between east and west is very far. It is possible to travel to northeastern Russia by train instead of flying, but it may take a long time.

10. Go to Moscow

According to what you said, I found these materials for you. Hope they can help you.

1. Valid passport, passport first page, and copy of ID card.

A passport is a legal document issued by a country that proves the nationality and identity of a citizen when entering or leaving the country and traveling or staying abroad. my country's passports are mainly divided into diplomatic passports, official passports, ordinary passports and special zone passports. Ordinary passports, commonly known as private passports, are issued by the Ministry of Public Security or local public security agencies entrusted by the Ministry of Public Security, as well as foreign embassies, consulates and offices in Hong Kong and Macao for non-official purposes such as settling abroad, visiting relatives, studying, employment, traveling, and engaging in business activities. Chinese citizens who go abroad for any reason. Workers going abroad to Russia must apply for an ordinary passport.

2. Two photos (two-inch color photos with white background).

3. Visa application form (all questions in the form must be answered).

4. Original invitation letter issued by the Russian Immigration Service.

5. A copy of the inviting unit’s business license in Russia.

6. Labor permit issued by the Russian Immigration Service and its copy.

7. Valid (valid for 3 months) health certificate and AIDS quarantine report.

8. Original and copy of foreign labor training certificate.

Two. Things to note when applying for a Russian work visa.

1. In case of refusal, the invitation letter submitted to the consular department will not be returned;

2. Incomplete application forms will not be accepted;

3 .When necessary, the Consular Department has the right to require applicants to provide relevant additional documents and supplementary materials;

4. If all people are invited at the same time, each applicant should submit all required documents;

5. Processing cycle: about one week (depending on the embassy).

Three. Things to note when working in Russia.

According to data from the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, there are millions of foreign citizens living in Russia, and most of them (about 98) come here to work, including Chinese citizens.

This is related to the legal status of foreign professionals in Russia. The competent authorities, especially the Russian Federal Migration Service, are working hard to make Russian labor migration more civilized so that they can have clear and reasonable laws and regulations that benefit both professionals and employers. It should be noted that multiple-entry visa holders may not stay in the Russian Federation for more than 90 days at a time, and applicants must submit documents in person or through notarization.

If you go on a business trip to Russia, Russia will take counter-signing measures. After the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs applies for a visa, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs will tell the Russian Embassy in China the visa number, and you can go to the Russian Embassy in China to get your visa. It will take a month.

Then this is what you need to work in Russia. I hope my introduction is helpful to you. Good luck with your work!

11. How to get to Moscow

Russia can avoid taking the train back to China in 2021.

The K3/4 train is an international express train from Beijing, the capital of the People's Republic of China (China) to Moscow, the capital of the Russian Federation. It operates b

It It runs through the Fengsha Railway, Beijing-Baotou Railway, Hebei Railway, Mongolian Railway, and Siberian Railway, passing through China, Mongolia, and Russia, and across the Eurasian continent, with a total length of 7,819 kilometers. This is the longest passenger train on Chinese railways.