Russian visa for Malaysian citizens — applying in
Netherlands
Quick answer
A Malaysian citizen in Netherlands does not normally need to visit a consulate — Malaysia is eligible for Russia's online e-Visa (about USD 52, issued in ~4 days). A standard visa, applied for at a Russian consulate in Netherlands, is only needed for work, study or longer stays.
How Malaysian citizens apply for a Russian visa in Netherlands
Your Russian visa route is decided by your nationality (Malaysia), while where you apply (Netherlands) decides which Russian consulate and visa application centre handle your file, the local service fees and the processing logistics. Below are the consulates and centres in Netherlands, the costs and the documents you will need.
Unified e-Visa (online)
As a Malaysian citizen you can skip the consulate entirely and apply for Russia's unified e-Visa online — no invitation, no consulate visit, even while you are in Netherlands. Processing takes up to 4 days and the e-Visa allows a single entry and a stay of up to 30 days.
Apply for the e-VisaStandard visa (consulate / visa center)
For work, study or stays longer than 30 days, Malaysian citizens need a standard visa, applied for at a Russian consulate or visa centre in Netherlands.
Russian visa fees & processing in Netherlands
| Visa route | Indicative fee | Processing | Invitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unified e-Visa | ~USD 52 | Up to 4 days | Not required |
| Tourist visa | Consular fee + service fee | 4-20 business days | Tourist confirmation & voucher |
| Business visa | Consular fee + service fee | 4-20 business days | Business invitation (MFA/Telex/GUVM) |
Consular fees vary by nationality and reciprocal agreements. Visa application centres in Netherlands charge an additional service fee.
Russian consulates in Netherlands
Apply at the mission that serves your region. Open a city for full address, hours and contacts.
Visa application centers in Netherlands
Authorised centres accept applications on behalf of the Russian consulate (a service fee applies).