Legal and visa services in Moscow
Invitations and visas, registration, residence permits, lease reviews and company set-up, handled by a Russian lawyer in Moscow. Tell us your case: we check it first and stay your contact.
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What the lawyer can handle
- Invitations and visas The invitation for a work, study, private or business visa, and the file around it.
- Migration registration Registration at your address, and the cases where the owner cannot do it.
- Residence permits Temporary residence permit (RVP) and residence permit (VNZh): eligibility, quota, file.
- Lease review Your rental contract read before you sign: owner, deposit, notice, registration.
- Company set-up Opening a company in Russia as a foreigner.
- Administrative help Other paperwork with Russian administrations.
How it works
Describe your case
Nationality, the visa or permit you need, your dates and your budget.
We check it
We make sure the request is clear and complete before passing it on.
The lawyer quotes and does the work
You receive a price from the lawyer, who carries out the work and bills you directly.
Send my case
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Questions
Who does the work?
A Russian lawyer in Moscow who works with ExpatMoscow. We read every request first and stay your contact.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the service and your case, which is why the lawyer sends a quote first. Nothing is owed before you accept it.
Can you guarantee a visa or a permit?
No one honest can. The decision belongs to the Russian authorities.
In which language?
English, French, Russian or Spanish.
Read next
- Which Russian visa fits your case Work, study, private, business or e-visa: compare them side by side.
- Migration registration Who files your registration at your address, and within which deadline.
- Visas & Entry Visa types, invitation letter, registration, insurance.
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- Who writes ExpatMoscow Why we write these guides, and how we check them.
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Official sources
- Apply for the unified e-visa Consular Department, Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Federal Law 109-FZ on migration registration (in Russian) full text on legalacts.ru
- Federal Law 115-FZ on the legal status of foreigners (in Russian) full text on ConsultantPlus
Links checked on 24 October 2026.