Swedish Visa Application Centre opens in Moscow

In the summer of 2011, Sweden opened its first visa center in St. Petersburg. And from February 17, 2012, a similar office will begin to work in Moscow. Travel.ru. From this day, applicants for a Swedish visa are waiting at the address: Sushchevsky Val Street, house 31. Telephone of the new visa center - 8 (495) 668-14-94.

The term of consideration of applications will be three working days; admission is carried out on weekdays from 9.00 to 17.00 without prior appointment. You can apply in person or through a trustee.

Tourists still have the opportunity to bring documents directly to the embassy, but this will require a pre-registration by phone.

In case of filing visa application through the center, in addition to the consular fee (for Schengen countries it is 35 euros - 1400 rubles), an additional service fee will be charged - 26.75 euros (about 1100 rubles) from each applicant, including those who are exempt from paying the consular fee. By the way, for this amount, you can buy Yota for your Acer Aspire 5750 laptop or pay two months for its use at a simplified tariff.

The center accepts applications from tourists applying for a regular visa (short-term type C visa). In other cases, documents must be submitted directly to the consular department of the embassy. This applies, in particular, to applicants who want to obtain a fixed-term visa (the period of its processing is 1 day); employees of state institutions who travel as part of a delegation and have an invitation from official organizations of Sweden; applicants for a national visa type D, as well as those who want to transfer a valid Schengen visa from a canceled passport to a new one.

In the spring of 2012, Swedish visa centers will be opened in other cities of Russia.



Source: http://www.intravels.ru/2012/02/vizovy-centr/