Everything you need to know about traveling to, working in, and settling in Russia.
We offer comprehensive logistical and informational support, including:
We are fluent in Russian, which allows you to overcome the language barrier at the initial stage — whether you're dealing with government agencies, banks, insurance companies, medical facilities, or educational institutions. We don't just guide you; we speak for you when needed.
No. We are an independent consulting and concierge service. We provide informational and logistical support to help you navigate your transition safely, but we do not act as a government authority, tour operator, or legal representative.
Our legal support helps you stay compliant with Russian migration law. We:
Important: We are not lawyers and do not provide legal representation. We provide informational and coordination support through our verified partners.
No agency can guarantee a positive result in matters of legal stay in Russia. Final decisions are always made by government authorities based on established procedures.
Some agencies may offer fake documents or shortcut schemes — this can lead to deportation and a ban on entering Russia. The legal path is harder, requires more time and effort, but it is the only way to live and work in Russia with peace of mind, without fear of deportation or legal consequences. We choose the legal path — and we walk it with you.
Once you become undocumented or overstay your visa, it becomes significantly harder to return to Russia and legalize your status later. Deportation and entry bans can affect you for years. That is why we believe it is better to do everything correctly from the very beginning — the legal path may take more effort, but it is the only way to build a stable future in Russia without fear.
Our concierge service is hands-on support for your first days and weeks in Russia. We help you with:
We help you find and book a place that fits your budget — from hostel to apartment. You pay the landlord or hotel directly. We do not include the cost of accommodation in our packages.
Yes. We help with shared housing arrangements if you prefer to live with other Filipinos. We check that the landlord is ready to register you at the property.
Yes. Our support doesn't end at the airport. We help with:
Yes, we act as a recruitment agency to assist you in your job search.
No. We are not your employer. We do not hire you. Our role is to help you find legal employment opportunities in Russia, connecting qualified Filipino candidates with Russian employers.
No. We only work with candidates who have already obtained the legal right to work in Russia (work permit, temporary residence or permanent residence). We do not assist with illegal employment or "gray" schemes. Your safety and compliance are our priority.
Yes, but only through legal employment. Your employer must have a permit to hire foreign workers, and you must have a work visa and work permit. We help you find employers who are ready to follow the legal path.
Filipino citizens need a visa to enter Russia. The most common type is a tourist visa, which requires an invitation from a Russian tour operator. We help you obtain the invitation through our verified partners.
We provide a Return Flight Reservation with a verifiable PNR — a live booking you can check on the airline's website. This is not a purchased ticket. It is valid for 24–48 hours and can be verified by the Bureau of Immigration (BI). We do not use the word "dummy" because it can raise red flags. Our reservation is real and verifiable.
An Affidavit of Support is a notarized document for the Philippine Bureau of Immigration (BI). It confirms that your trip is funded and that you will not stay illegally. We help you prepare and coordinate it with a notary.
Yes. We provide support for those already in Russia: migration registration, document translation, accompaniment to the MFC, and consultations on legal stay.
Russian law requires all foreign visitors to be registered at their place of stay within 7 working days. If you're staying in a hotel, they register you automatically. If you're renting an apartment, your landlord must visit the local migration office or MFC with you.
Only the owner of the property where you are staying can submit the registration. This is a legal requirement — no one else can do it on your behalf.
Migration registration is often the first thing police check when they stop a foreigner. Fake registration is illegal and can lead to fines, deportation, and a ban on entering Russia. We help you get real, legally valid registration.
We have several packages: Travel Essential (22,000 PHP), Travel Comfort (45,000 PHP), Work Support (143,000 PHP, staged payments), and Custom (by request). All prices are listed on our website.
For Work Support, you pay for our work, not for the result. The decision on visa approval is made by the employer and migration authorities. If a stage is not completed, you do not pay for that stage.
Yes. We offer a Custom package — you tell us what you need, and we calculate an individual price. The first consultation is free.
Yes. An estimated 15,000 Filipinos currently live and work in major Russian cities like Moscow, St. Petersburg, Sochi, Kazan, and Irkutsk. You are not alone — a community is here to welcome you.
Yes. Russia is predominantly Orthodox Christian, but deeply tolerant of Catholicism, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, and other faiths.
Enjoy warm summers and beautiful snowy winters. Yes, it gets cold — but most Filipinos adapt quickly and learn to love the charm of changing seasons.
Russian procedures are strict but fair. With a valid work permit and basic knowledge of Russian language and history, your path can be smooth and fully legal.
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