Thread: russian passport

i was married to a russian lady who came to my country and got permanant citizenship here. we had a son which is now 4 years old. when my business took a fall she took my son and went back to russia. we got divorced. I want to know if i can obtain a russian passport to make things less difficult to visit my son. thank you.

no

im sure thers some way...did she marry you because you owned a buisness??? shallow..

He can find another girl in Russia, spend long hours in many lines at many Russian government offices,get married at ZAGS #4, spend another few months standing in lines at more Russian offices (and banks where you pay the fees), make 30+ trips to OVIR to file the paper work for temporary resident, wait for months for the temp resident approval, then spend 1 year in Russia without an exit visa ( everytime you want an exit/reentry visa you must go to OVIR and stand in line again), then in 3 years go back to OVIR and fill out lots of new documents and stand in more lines (and go to more banks to pay more fees) to apply for a permanent resident card. This does not make you a citizen but gives you a multientry/exit visa that needs to be renewed every 5 years. To be a citizen requires another step after permanent residency which makes this process look easy.

...and if you are like JB, you will definately have your application turned down

I think she may have broken the law by taking your son with her, because it makes it very difficult for you to see him.

Was she a Russian bride from the internet or something? She sounds like a bitch. I don't like her.

There is no way I'm giving up my magic blue passport so I have no plans to ever apply for Russian citizenship. In most countries I don't need a visa, buy the ticket today and fly there tomorrow.

Originally Posted by JB

There is no way I'm giving up my magic blue passport so I have no plans to ever apply for Russian citizenship. In most countries I don't need a visa, buy the ticket today and fly there tomorrow.

You know they'd turn you down so you're not applying. Being a Russian citizen I can travel wherever I like - obtaining visas isn't really an issue - you just fill in a simple form and get your visa. A positive aspect of having to apply for visas is that it does wonders for your self-discipline. As a result, we're better organised than you.
Being Russian I'm well received everywhere I go, unfortunately I can't really say the same about Americans, who are often targeted by all kinds of lynch mobs in most parts of the world - last week my very good American friend got beaten up and urinated on in Paris. You know, I sometimes despair of the human race.

Stop pulling her pigtails and ask her out for goodness' sake..

JB wrote:
There is no way I'm giving up my magic blue passport so I have no plans to ever apply for Russian citizenship. In most countries I don't need a visa, buy the ticket today and fly there tomorrow.
You know they'd turn you down so you're not applying. Being a Russian citizen I can travel wherever I like - obtaining visas isn't really an issue - you just fill in a simple form and get your visa. A positive aspect of having to apply for visas is that it does wonders for your self-discipline. As a result, we're better organised than you.
Being Russian I'm well received everywhere I go, unfortunately I can't really say the same about Americans, who are often targeted by all kinds of lynch mobs in most parts of the world - last week my very good American friend got beaten up and urinated on in Paris. You know, I sometimes despair of the human race.

You think that you are well received being Russian. If you look at the polls based on views G-8 countries, Russia was up there with Americans being disliked. With your attitude, I can see why. It takes one nationalist dink to make the whole nation look bad.

May be something like travel agency can help? I can`t belive what all this so bad

A travel agency can get him an invitation for a tourist visa but not a Russian passport.