I am 16 now but will be 17 when I plan on traveling to Russia. Can someone tell me all the kinds of paperwork that are required to be filled out? I plan on using a private visa, as i have a friend in Russia that will let me stay with them.
Basically i just need to know what i will need to do or have in order to go over there legally, thank you.
Source: About Russian Women
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