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Russia Marriage Visa Document Guide

Party to the Apostille Convention. The apostille is issued by the Ministry of Justice or a regional court.

📋 Required Documents

1

Свидетельство о браке (Marriage Certificate)

Apostille required

2

Birth certificate

With apostille

3

Criminal record certificate

Within 6 months of issuance

4

Passport copy

Copy of all pages

5

Photo (3.5×4.5cm)

Taken within the last 6 months

📄 Marriage Record

Свидетельство о браке (Marriage Certificate)

Party to the Apostille Convention. The apostille is issued by the Ministry of Justice or a regional court.

⚠️ Important Notes

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The marriage certificate is issued by ZAGS (civil registry office)

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Apostille from the Ministry of Justice or a regional court

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Russian documents require Korean translation and notarization

🗓️ Process Steps

  1. 1

    Register Marriage

    Register the marriage with the local authority in Russia and obtain a marriage certificate

  2. 2

    Obtain Apostille

    Obtain an apostille from the local apostille authority (it varies by country: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, courts, local government, etc.)

  3. 3

    Korean Translation & Notarization

    Translation by a certified translator, followed by notarization at a notary office in Korea

  4. 4

    Prepare Visa Application Documents

    Prepare additional documents such as a criminal record certificate, passport copy, and photos

  5. 5

    Embassy or Immigration Submission

    Processing time varies depending on the competent authority and the time of filing, so it must be confirmed individually.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Where is the apostille issued?

A. It depends on the type of document. For the marriage certificate, it is issued by the regional justice department; for the criminal record certificate, by the Ministry of Internal Affairs (МВД).

Q. Where can documents be translated and notarized?

A. Translation notarized by either a Korean notary or a Russian notary is accepted.

Russia Marriage Visa Document Guide

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