questions about travel to Russia for dual citizens of US and Russia

[Renee Stillings]

This is very interesting. As a result I assume you get a visa in your
passport just like any other foreigner? What types of visas (business,
tourist, student) have you done in this manner?

This is a particularly interesting issue for heritage speakers because of
some complications of enrolling in Russian universities for short-term
studies due to their citizenship. In other words, their position is that you
need to be enrolled based on your student visa - and not your passport. 

Renee

-----Original Message-----
From: SEELANGS: Slavic & East European Languages and Literatures list 

I am a dual citizen and have been going to Russia on my US passport for 
almost 10 years now.  The rules have changed slightly -- you now have to ask

MID for the permission to enter Russia on a different passport and it costs
you 
$30 to do so.  

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