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fulgen
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Joined: 03 Jun 2008
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 Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 4:42 pm Post subject: UNregistering visa |
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Hi all
I have the visa and all information about registering it. I have just realised that I should unregister it before going away... If I don't do that, it could happen I would not get a new visa in the future...
When exactly and how must I do it? I will be leaving Moscow to St. Petersburg by train, still don't know which one: should I return to the place (let's say, Intelservice) where I will have my visa registered? And should I do it just before taking the train? What would happen if I get stopped by the police in the way from Intelservice to the train station? They will likely close at 18h00, and the train would be overnight, so I am afraid of those evening hours...
Yes, I'm becoming a bit paranoid, but that's what visa legislation burocracy is made to, isn't it?
Thanks in advance, and congratulations for such a great forum (and web!)
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camarks
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Joined: 30 Sep 2005
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Location: Richmond, VA USA
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| Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 10:09 pm Post subject: |
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| Someone is jerking your chain. There is no such thing as unregistering. |
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fulgen
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| Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 10:16 pm Post subject: |
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I meant this (from http://waytorussia.net/RussianVisa/Registration.html)
| Quote: | 4. When leaving, the foreigner gives back the tear off coupon to the landlord (he does not need to show it at the border) and the landlord passes it to the police. This should be done within 24 hours after departure. If the landlord doesn't pass it to the authorities, he/she may be fined and the foreigner might not be allowed to Russia anymore. So make sure the landlords sends to tear off coupon back to take you off the registration records.
5. The procedure can be done in any post office. In this case the same documents are presented to the post office, they check them and give the landlord the coupon back and when the foreigner leaves, the landlord can send the coupon back by post as well. This procedure (submitting the registration by post) works in Moscow, we do not yet know if all the post offices in Russia are aware of this procedure. See a detailed description on our blog: how to register your visa at a post office. |
So, if I go to Intelservice or a hostel to register my visa... should i return there to give them the coupon, or send them the coupon by post? |
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gomer
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| My Moscow landlord gave me a mail:to address and told me to mail the coupon myself, which I did. I confirmed the address with another Muscovite and was told the address was a main Militsa office in Moscow. |
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