What You Need to Apply for a Russia Tourist eVisa for Children under 6
The following documents are required for a Russia Tourist eVisa for children under 6 years of age:
- Passport: A valid passport for each child with at least 6 months' validity from arrival in Russia.
- Digital Photo: A recent digital photo of each child that meets the required photo specifications.
Note: Additional documents may be requested by email during the application process. Please check your inbox regularly to avoid delays.
Validity & Stay Duration
- Validity: The Russia Tourist eVisa is valid for 120 days from the date of issuance.
- Entry Type: This eVisa is valid for a single entry only.
- Stay Duration: The total stay allowed in Russia is 30 days.
Application Process for the Russia Tourist eVisa for Children under 6
Step 1
Go to the eVisa portal and choose the Russia eVisa application form.
Step 2
Choose the visa type as "Tourist eVisa for children under 6 years of age".
Step 3
Enter the details for both the child and the parents, then upload the required documents.
Step 4
Wait for approval and receive the approved eVisa via email.
Email updates about the application progress will be sent regularly. To manually track the status, use the application status tracker on the eVisa portal.
Processing Options Available for the Russia Tourist eVisa for Children under 6
You can select from 3 processing options for the Russia Tourist eVisa for children under 6, depending on your travel dates:
- Normal Processing: 6 - 9 days
- Rush Processing: 4 - 7 days
- Super Rush Processing: 3 - 5 days
Note: Faster processing requires an additional fee.
Fees for the Russia Tourist eVisa for children under 6
The Russian Tourist eVisa for children under 6 is currently exempt from fees, meaning no visa fee is charged when applying, although the application must still be completed and approved.
It’s advisable to check the most up-to-date information regarding Russia eVisa fees before applying, as the visa policy may change in the future.
FAQs
Yes, you can use the "Add Applicant" feature to include your child in the same application.
No, your child must be accompanied by at least one parent or guardian during the trip to Russia. The eVisa is only valid for minors travelling with an adult.
If the eVisa approval is delayed, contact the Russia eVisa support for assistance. You can also consider applying for an expedited processing option for faster results.
If the passport photo does not meet the required specifications, you will be asked to upload a new one.
No, the Russia Tourist eVisa is only valid for entry into Russia. If you plan to visit other countries before Russia, you will need the appropriate visas for those countries.
Disclaimer: This content reflects the latest updates as of April 2026; we recommend checking with the appropriate authorities and airlines for the most accurate travel requirements.