The author posted a question in Travel, Tourism
There is already a train going from Lithuania to Sovetsk. It's 100 km to the border. If I get a visa to Russia in Sovetsk can I go further? and got a better answer
Response from Антон Владимирович[+++++]
visas are for the country, not the city
Response from 0[+++++]
Visas go to the country, not the city.
Visas go to the country, not the city.
Response from 0[+++++]
No, only fly. Kind of like your own and get screwed for such stunts on the way back on the train.
No, only fly. Kind of like your own and get screwed for such stunts on the way back on the train.
Response from 0[+++++]
Write in human language, what exactly do you need and what country are you a citizen of?
Write in human language, what exactly do you need and what country are you a citizen of?
Response from 0[+++++]
If you are a Lithuanian citizen, you need to get a Russian visa at the consulate and then travel to any cities in Russia.
If you are a Lithuanian citizen, you need to get a Russian visa at the consulate and then travel to any cities in Russia.
Response from 0[+++++]
it's interesting, what school did you go to and what language do you speak, the town of sovetsk, aka former tilzit, is on the border of russia and lithuania, where is it 100 km from, right Zadornov, well they're stupid
it's interesting, what school did you go to and what language do you speak, the town of sovetsk, aka former tilzit, is on the border of russia and lithuania, where is it 100 km from, right Zadornov, well they're stupid
Response from 0[+++++]
The train is coming. The visa is not issued to the city, but to the country. If you have a Russian visa, you can travel all over Russia.
The train is coming. The visa is not issued to the city, but to the country. If you have a Russian visa, you can travel all over Russia.
Response from 0[+++++]
You get a single-entry visa, you enter Sovetsk, then when you pass from Kaliningrad Oblast, you will be able to travel all over Russia. You cross the Russian-Lithuanian border, your visa will be closed, you will be dropped off in Terekhovo, that's all.
You get a single-entry visa, you enter Sovetsk, then when you pass from Kaliningrad Oblast, you will be able to travel all over Russia. You cross the Russian-Lithuanian border, your visa will be closed, you will be dropped off in Terekhovo, that's all.
Response from 0[+++++]
There are no trains via Sovetsk, only trains to Kaliningrad and Chernyakhovsk, so you can't take a bus to Lithuania.
There are no trains via Sovetsk, only trains to Kaliningrad and Chernyakhovsk, so you can't take a bus to Lithuania.