• We offer complete service to guide you through the entire Visa process.

• We ensure your documentation for a Fiancée Visa is correctly completed.

• We book airfare at the best available rates

• We make reservations at any hotel in any CIS country and region

• We arrange transfers and guides at your request

• We book vacation packages to the Dominican , so you and your loved one can meet without you traveling all the way to Russia or Ukraine and citizens of those countries do not require a visa to DR.

You must be a registered U.S. citizen to file for a Fiancée Visa. You must have met your fiancée PERSONALLY within the two years prior to filing the application. You must also be able to prove the ability to provide financial support for your fiancée financially in order for her/him to come to the U.S. You and your fiancée must be free and legal to marry. If either you or your fiancée have previously been married, you must be either divorced, widowed or the marriage officially annulled before applying for a fiancée visa.

The Fiancée Visa known as K-1 visa or I-129 visa is the only feasible way to bring your fiancée into the United States . Other means, such as obtaining a travel or visitors visa in their countries is nearly impossible. Having a B-1/B-2 visitor visa is also quite risky , where women have actually been arrested by Immigration and Naturalization officers once they have landed in U.S. Deportation and a restriction may be placed on his/her future Fiancée Visa applications for an extended period for up to 5 years.

Marrying in his/hers fiancée's country has also proven to be quite unsuccessful. You soon find yourself swimming in piles of paperwork , taking 3-4 times as long, and sometimes not succeeding at all in having your fiancées declared eligible to enter the U.S.

You may have heard that 35-45% of the Fiancée Visa petitions filed are not initially approved. This is accurate. Most of the time the problem is a mistake in filling out the paperwork or lack of thereof. When this happens, you are sent a letter asking you to send the proper documentation or possibly to resubmit the entire application. The unfortunate part about this is that you must now wait again to see if your paperwork is correct and have been accepted. If not, the whole process begins again, taking months to correct. Your application can be denied if the documentation is incorrect

Once your application has been approved, your fiancée must go to the U.S. Embassy and talk with a consulate official who will ask her questions regarding the information on the application. The official will ask "trick questions" during this embassy interview (standard procedure). If she fails to answer the questions satisfactorily, the official may order an investigation that can possible take up to 1 year to conclude.

Once your fiancée arrives in the U.S. and passes through customs, you have 90 days from the time her passport is stamped to get legally married. If you do not marry for some reason, she will have to return to her native country. This does not mean that you cannot resubmit another request for a Fiancée Visa in the future.

After marriage there is more paperwork to fill out, however, that process will be far less complicated .

 For more detailed information regarding a fiancé visa or if you have any legal questions, please contact your local INS office or visit www.uscis.gov

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Find answers to the most commonly asked questions about Russia.

• Travel
• Currency
• Dining
• Guides
• Weather
• Language
• Travel Insurance
• Common questions

Travel

Q: Do I need a Visa to Go to Russia , Ukraine and other CIS Countries?

A: Yes. All citizens of U.S. and Canada as well as most other countries require a visa . Contact our agency for information you need in order to obtain a visa . We are an accredited company with most consulates In New York and will assist you with the process of getting your visa

Q: Do I need to Register my visa in Russia ?

A: Visas must be registered within 3 days upon arrival in Russia. If you stay in a hotel, you visa will be registered at the check-in free of charge . If you stay at private home, you will need to register your visa yourself. We will provide you with the address where you can register. Registration fee is $20

Q: What is the best way to make reservations in hotels in Russia and other CIS countries?

A. Most cities , even small ones do have hotels available. If there are no hotels, our agency will find another lodging option, like an apartment. You should book hotels through an official agency, not through the internet.

Q: Is there an English Speaking staff at the hotels ?

A: Yes, All hotels have an English-speaking staff.

Q: What time can I check-in & check-out the hotel?

A. Check-in time is usually from 2 : 00 p.m.
Check-out time is usually before 12.00 p.m.

Notes: The check-in and check-out time are subject to the management of the specific hotel. It is advisable to contact the hotel if you need earlier check-in or later check-out. Earlier Check-in or later Check-out sometimes result in an extra charge.

Q: Are the hotel rates per person, or per room?

A: The hotel rates we offered are per room, not per person.

Q: Can I confirm a non-smoking hotel room?

A: Yes, you can. We will book a room for you based on your requirements.

Q: Is Internet access available in hotels ?

A:. Yes, most major 4* hotels provide convenient Internet service at reasonable rates.

Q: How difficult is it to find hotels in smaller cities in Russia, Ukraine and other CIS countries?

A: Most cities , even small ones do have hotels available. If there are no hotels, our agency will find another lodging option, like an apartment. You should book hotels through an official agency, not through the internet.

Q: Can we arrange train tickets and plane within Russia, Ukraine and other CIS through a travel agency in U.S.?

A: We will assist our clients with booking flights and railway tickets within Russia , Ukraine and other CIS countries.

Currency

Q: Where can I change dollars for other currency?

A: You can change the currency in the country you are visiting. You can exchange money at the airport for higher exchange rates. Your best bet would be the ATM machines and many "Exchange booths" that are available in most cities. If you are traveling to a smaller city you should exchange the currency prior to arrival. It may be difficult to find exchange booths at more rural locations.

Q: How much money can I bring to Russia?

A: Legally you can bring any amount of cash , however you are required to declare a sum over $1500.

Q: Are there ATM machines available in Russia, Ukraine and other CIS countries?

A: ATM machines are widely available in large cities. ATMs are not as popular in smaller towns, so it is better to have some cash available upon arrival. You should certainly inquire with your bank about fees associated with international transactions.

Q: Can I pay with a credit or debit card in Russia and CIS countries?

A: Large stores and upscale restaurants accept credit cards, however credit cards are not as popular as they are in U.S. Most places still accept cash only, especially in smaller cities.

Sample of Average Moscow Prices

Q: What are the restaurants like in Russia?

A: Both Russian and Western cuisines are available throughout the major cities. There is a variety of small cozy Russian style restaurants to upscale , chic hot spots. New restaurants , cafes and lounges are being open every couple of months.

Guides

Q: How are the tour guides in Russia? If we travel by ourselves, is it a good idea to book tour guides for some excursions?

A: All guides must be certificated by the national tourism administration. Most guides have Bachelors degrees form Universities of Culture and are highly educated in History , Languages and Art. They are professionals in their field and have exceptional English skills. Some tours are recommended to take with a guide. You can take individual tours with a guide who will share with you the history and vast knowledge of a specific place or that special painting.

Also, it is recommended to have a guide to most touristy spots. During white nights season in St. Petersburg , for example, lines to Hermitage and most palaces are hours and hours in the waiting. If you book a guide you do not have to stand in line , which can save you hours of your precious time.

Weather

Q: What is the weather like in Russia ?

A: Russia has a continental climate where the winters are viciously cold and the summers can get scorching. The swings are most extreme in southern and central Siberia, but even in Moscow temperatures can range from -20 to 100 Fahrenheit. Late spring, early summer and the fall are good times to visit.

Language

Q:I do not speak any CIS languages. What to do?

A: Traveling to a country without the knowledge of the language could be a scary thought. Take a deep breath. Even with the vocabulary of "Da" and "Net", you should be able to get around town without any difficulties . Hotels, tourist agencies, museums and most of the younger Russian population speak English and most of the time will gladly assist you . In smaller, more isolated cities English speakers are much harder to find so learning a couple of Cyrillic words is a good idea
It's worth taking some time to familiarize yourself with the Cyrillic alphabet , regardless. Being able to read signs on the street and in the metro will make your trip much more enjoyable.

Travel Insurance

Q: Is travel insurance necessary?

A: Yes. We highly recommend our clients purchase travel insurance to guard against unforeseen circumstances that may arise.

Most travel insurance companies offer Trip Cost Cancellation and Interruption Insurance, emergency medical transport and medical expenses insurance. These pay for loss due to any unforeseen circumstances such as death, injury and illness. Travel policies also cover you for a variety of other risks, such as cancellation charges, loss of money, loss of baggage, and liability to third parties to name but a few. Although we do everything possible to ensure the safety of our clients, if any of the above do happen it can be very costly to you. Purchasing travel insurance is an easy way to ease the mind and to know that you will be able to deal with problems that may arise. Besides, an annual travel policy will save you money if you propose to go abroad more than once in any twelve month period.

Common questions.

Q: What is a Transfer?

A. A transfer is a transportation vehicle that is provided to deliver a client from one destination to the next. Usually transfers are arranged to take a client from the airport to hotel or vice versa

Q: Is electrical current in Russia different from U.S.?

A: The electrical current on European Continent is 220 volts. If you plan to bring any electrical appliances , you should purchase an adaptor that switches from 110 to 220 volts.

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