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Originally Posted by MetaMan
You're trying to make it sound like Russia is sooo difficult to travel to.
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I don't want to tell you anything, clown. I've just noticed that getting a Russian visa is a real pain in ass according to the foreign people I know, while a trip to the Ukraine does not require any visa at all (go there while you can!) Read the links above. If I was need to collect all those papers for a US or EU visa, I would never get one because I'm too lazy for that shit. Just FYI: to get the EU visa in Russia, you just need to give your photo and passport info to the travel agency (no need to even visit an embassy). To get the US visa (for the first time) you really need to show up in the embassy, make your electronic fingerprints and speak for 30 seconds with the embassy employee. Also you have to pay $160 for a 5 year visa which allows everybody to stay in their country for up to 6 months. Both are nothing special and do not require any additional papers, medical tests etc. Actually you'll spend a half of a day for a whole procedure. The US visa does not require even a medical insurance (which is a bit strange to me because both Russian and EU visas do require it).
In contrast to you, I've been almost all around the Globe and have both the US and EU visas, while you - a 3rd-world clown have never got a Russian one. Accept it as is, loser and stop trying to be an expert in things you have no single idea about
