Russian transit visa for Israeli citizens
🇮🇱IsraelVisa-free up to 90 days
In short
Here is how an Israeli citizen obtains a transit visa. A Russian transit visa is a consular route for eligible transit. The responsible Russian mission's current checklist controls whether it is required, its validity, entries and supporting documents.
Israel: Visa-free up to 90 days
Enter for tourism without a visa for a limited period. Check the official Russian MFA guidance for the permitted purpose, passport type and stay-calculation conditions before travel.
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- Applicability
- Here is how an Israeli citizen obtains a transit visa. A Russian transit visa is a consular route for eligible transit. The responsible Russian mission's current checklist controls whether it is required, its validity, entries and supporting documents.
- Current passport route
- Visa-free up to 90 days
Documents Israeli citizens will need
Category-specific supporting document
- Do not use this transit visa checklist for Israel. Follow the canonical passport guide and the responsible Russian mission's official checklist for the route that applies.
How Israeli citizens get a Russian transit visa
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Open the canonical passport guide
Use the current Israel guide to identify the applicable route before preparing documents or paying a fee.
FAQ — Russian transit visa for Israeli citizens
Do Israelis need a transit visa for Russia?
If your trip matches the purpose of a transit visa (travellers transiting through Russian territory to reach another country by air, rail or road), then Israelis generally need this visa to enter Russia.
How do Israelis apply for a Russian transit visa?
Israelis prepare the category-specific supporting document, complete the visa application form, then submit the passport and documents at the Russian consulate or authorised visa centre that serves Israel. See your Israel country guide for the exact consulates and visa centres.
How much does a Russian transit visa cost for Israelis?
The consular fee depends on nationality, visa category and applicable agreements with Israel. Verify the current amount with the responsible Russian mission; a visa centre and commercial supporting-document provider may charge separate service fees.
Official sources
- Responsible Russian mission for Israel— Official mission contact and country-specific visa instructions
- Russian MFA (mid.ru)— Ministry of Foreign Affairs — official visa policy and consulate directory
- e-Visa portal (evisa.kdmid.ru)— Official unified electronic visa application system
- Consular Department (kdmid.ru)— Consular services, appointment booking, and document legalization
Always verify current requirements with official sources before applying or travelling.
