Travel Insurance for Russia

Yes, you'll need mandatory travel insurance for Russia. Most visitors need a visa to enter Russia. Obtaining travel insurance for Russian visas is part of the requirement. The processes and requirements to obtain a Russian visa vary by country, so please check with your local government to confirm criteria.

Regardless of your home country, Russian border officials can ask you about your insurance status while in the country. Protect yourself, your health and your investment with travel insurance.

For the most up-to-date information on entry requirements for Russa, please visit this page. If you have to travel, here are some Covid safety precautions to take. For the most up-to-date information on Covid restrictions for traveling, please follow CDC guidelines.

Do you know the Covid situation for your destination? Keep up with country-specific advisories and notifications.

Visitors to Russia can expect to be fairly safe, particularly in large cities where police and tourist police forces. Still, petty theft can be an issue in populous areas and on public transportation. Keep your visa and passport with you at all times in case you're asked for identification. You may be fined if you don't have your identification when questioned by a police officer.

If you're visiting in the winter months, be sure to pack appropriately and stay warm!

Make sure you are up-to-date on all routine vaccines before your trip. Here are some common vaccination recommendations for Russia.

For the most up-to-date information on required vaccinations and other health requirements, visit the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) website.

Visas for visitors to Russia vary greatly depending on your home country. Be sure to check with your local government or consulate to figure out what you need to visit Russia.

Many visas include a requirement for travel insurance. Even if it's not mandatory, travel medical insurance can be helpful for any visitors to Russia.