Philippines → Russia

Russia visa requirements for Philippines citizens (2026)

e-Visa required · up to 30 days. Yes. Philippines passport holders need a visa for Russia, and can apply online for an e-Visa before travel (stays up to 30 days). Typical processing: 3–10 business days (estimate). Eligible for Russia’s unified e-visa: single entry, valid 120 days, stay up to 30 days. Apply 4–86 days before entry.

MRBy Muddassar Raza, Tripsol / MERN SolutionsLast updated 23 Oct 2026✓ Requirement verified against Russian MFA — unified e-visa

Requirement: E-VISA
Allowed stay: 30 days
Processing: 3–10 business days
Apply with us: from $75

Verify with the official source before travel. Entry rules can change without notice. Confirm on Russia e-Visa (MFA) or the Russia embassy before you book.

Do Philippines citizens need a visa for Russia?

Apply online before travel. Approval is linked to your passport.

Note: older open datasets list this route as “e-Visa required”. We show the newer rule from the official source above.

Philippines passport holders can currently enter 58 destinations visa-free or with a visa on arrival, and 52 more with an online ETA or e-Visa. Russia admits 66 of 198 passports without a full visa (visa-free, on arrival or ETA).

Documents required for the Russia e-Visa

Scan of the passport data page (valid 6+ months)
Recent passport-style digital photo, plain background
Travel dates, entry point and accommodation details
Return or onward ticket
Payment card for the government fee

General checklist for this type of entry — not an official list. Requirements vary by purpose and personal circumstances; we confirm the exact list for your case when you apply.

Russia e-Visa processing time

3–10 business days (estimate). This is a general estimate for this type of application, not an official figure. Apply well before your travel date.

Russia e-Visa cost & official fees

e-Visa — official fee for Philippines citizens	≈US$52
Unified e-visa	≈US$52

With Tripsol: from $75 per traveler, all-in. Total includes government fees where applicable and our service fee.

How to apply for the Russia e-Visa

Prepare a passport scan and a compliant photo.
Apply online — with us or on the official portal — and pay the fee.
Wait for approval (see processing time) and download the e-visa.
Print a copy and travel with the passport used to apply.

Prefer a human to check it? Apply with Tripsol, or apply yourself on the official portal (Russia e-Visa (MFA)).

Entry tips for Russia

Single entry, valid 120 days, stay up to 30 days; apply 4–86 days before entry.
Local currency is Russian ruble (RUB) — carry a card that works abroad and some cash for arrival costs.
Buy travel medical insurance that covers your whole stay.
An eSIM bought before you fly means data as soon as you land — handy for showing bookings at immigration.

Russia at a glance

Capital	Moscow
Region	Eastern Europe
Currency	Russian ruble (RUB)
Languages	Russian

Sources & last verified

Fact	Source	Checked
Requirement & allowed stay	Russian MFA — unified e-visa	23 Oct 2026
Fees, processing & entry formalities	Embassy of Russia (Washington) — e-visas	23 Oct 2026
Official portal	Russia e-Visa (MFA)	23 Oct 2026
Independent official overview	UK FCDO — Russia entry requirements	22 Oct 2026
Embassy	The embassy or consulate of Russia in your country of residence	—

Documents and steps are general guidance. Always verify with the official source before travel.

Frequently asked questions

Do Philippines citizens need a visa for Russia?

Yes. Philippines passport holders need a visa for Russia, and can apply online for an e-Visa before travel (stays up to 30 days). Typical processing: 3–10 business days (estimate). Eligible for Russia’s unified e-visa: single entry, valid 120 days, stay up to 30 days. Apply 4–86 days before entry.

How long can Philippines passport holders stay in Russia?

Up to 30 days per visit for tourism, based on Russian MFA — unified e-visa, checked 23 Oct 2026. Overstaying can lead to fines or entry bans.

How much is the official Russia e-Visa fee?

Official fees published by the Russia authorities: e-Visa — official fee for Philippines citizens: ≈US$52; Unified e-visa: ≈US$52. Source checked 23 Oct 2026; fees can change and the official portal shows the current amount.

How long does the Russia e-Visa take for Philippines passport holders?

3–10 business days (estimate) — a general estimate, not an official figure. Apply well ahead of your trip.

How much does it cost to get a Russia visa through Tripsol?

From $75 per traveler, all-in. The total includes government fees where applicable and our service fee; the exact total is confirmed after we check your details, before you pay. You can always apply directly on the official government portal instead.

What documents do Philippines passport holders need for Russia?

Scan of the passport data page (valid 6+ months); Recent passport-style digital photo, plain background; Travel dates, entry point and accommodation details; Return or onward ticket.

Is this Russia visa information verified?

Yes — checked against Russian MFA — unified e-visa on 23 Oct 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the official source before travel.

Is Tripsol a government website?

No. Tripsol is a private visa-assistance service by MERN Solutions and is not affiliated with any government. Requirements change, so always confirm with official sources before you travel.

Important — private service

Tripsol is a private visa-assistance service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any government or embassy. You can always apply directly through official government channels. Prices are all-in totals that include government fees where applicable and our service fee. Approval decisions are made solely by the relevant authorities.

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