Afghanistan visa for Russian citizens

Embarking on a journey from Afghanistan to Russia requires securing the appropriate visa, with 5 distinct types available—ranging from tourist and business to student and work permits—each with specific durations and associated costs. Given current geopolitical realities, direct flights between Kabul and Moscow are extremely limited, often necessitating lengthy connections through third countries and extending travel time significantly, perhaps over 10 hours. While preparing for the visa application, travelers should also account for the currency difference to the Russian Ruble and the linguistic shift to Russian, ensuring a smoother transition upon arrival.

Visa required30d stay· verified 2026-05-27
e-Consulate Visa Portal
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Visa options

TouristTourist Visa
30d$120valid 3mo
TouristTourist e-Visa
30dvalid 3mo
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BusinessBusiness Visa (up to 3 years, multiple entry)
multiple-entryvalid 3y
BusinessBusiness Visa (standard, single entry)
30dvalid 3mo
StudentStudent Visa
TransitTransit Visa (air passengers)
3d
TransitTransit Visa (land travelers)
6d
WorkBusiness / Work Entry Visa (Entry Visa for work permit)
OtherResidence Visa (Resident Visa)
180dvalid 6mo
FamilyVisit Visa
OtherArrival Visa
OtherCrew Visa
OtherOfficial Visa
30d$0valid 3mo
OtherE‑permit Visa
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OtherEntry Visa (general entry)
30d$120valid 3mo
OtherDouble Entry Visa
double-entry
OtherExit Visa
6dvalid 6d
OtherVisa (up to one year)
valid 1y

e-Visa: Visitors must arrive at Kabul International (KBL). Due to safety concerns, Russian government advises against travel.

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