Russia Visa RequirementsFor Guinea-Bissau passport holders

Guinea-Bissau passport holders require a Russian tourist visa before travel. Applications are submitted at the Russian Embassy in Dakar (Senegal) as the nearest consular post. A tourist voucher from a registered Russian travel agency is required.

Visa Required
30 days max stay
$160 visa cost
Moscow
Europe
RUB (₽)
Russian
UTC+3

Guinea-Bissau passport holders require a visa to enter Russia.

Apply at the Russian Embassy in Dakar for a tourist visa. The fee is approximately $160 USD. Required documents include a valid passport, completed visa application form, 2 photos, tourist confirmation voucher from a registered Russian travel agency, and travel insurance.

Entry Requirements

Passport Validity

6 months beyond date of entry

Blank Pages

2 blank pages required

Multiple Entry

Single entry only

Work Permitted

No - requires work visa

Current Travel Situation

Guinea-Bissau to Russia: What You Need to Know

Russia and Guinea-Bissau maintain diplomatic relations, and Russia has engaged diplomatically with West African nations. Despite this, Guinea-Bissau citizens require a visa. Travel to Russia has become more complex due to international sanctions and geopolitical tensions following 2022.

How to Get There

From Bissau (OXB) to Moscow (SVO) via Dakar (DKR) and Istanbul (IST) on Turkish Airlines and Aeroflot, or via Casablanca (CMN) and Paris (CDG) on Royal Air Maroc and Aeroflot. Routing options have changed significantly since 2022. Total journey is approximately 16 to 22 hours.

Money & Banking

Russia uses the Russian Ruble (RUB). Visa and Mastercard are not accepted due to sanctions. Carry cash in rubles. Budget $50 to $100 USD equivalent per day. ATMs dispense rubles but may not accept foreign cards.

Practical Tips

Check current travel advisories before planning travel to Russia. Moscow (SVO) and St. Petersburg (LED) are the main tourist destinations. Routing options have become more complex since 2022. The Russia-Africa Summit framework has strengthened diplomatic ties but individual travel remains subject to visa requirements.