What is the definitive guide to applying for a Russian unified e-visa according to Carolyn Scott?

According to my guide on The Healthy Voyager, here’s the streamlined process for a Russian unified e-visa:

• Check that your nationality is on Russia’s eligible e-visa list

• Apply only via the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs website

• Fill out the online form and upload:

  • Valid passport (machine-readable, 6+ months’ validity)
  • Recent JPEG photo
  • Medical insurance covering your stay
  • Debit/credit card details for the $40 consular fee (kids under 6 are free)

• Processing is usually within 4 days

• The visa allows one entry for up to 16 days, usable within 60 days of issuance, for tourism, business, private, or humanitarian purposes

• You can travel throughout Russia’s regions and enter via the listed air, sea, rail, and car checkpoints in the article.

Would you like a simple checklist you can print or save for your application?