Everything you need to apply for university or a language school in Russia — checked and confirmed by your official university representative.
Studying in Russia starts with two separate document sets: one for your university application and one for a Russian language school if you need one first. Each has its own list and its own timing.
As the official representative of Russian universities, we check every document before it's submitted, so nothing is missing or out of date when it matters.
Two separate lists — for university admission and Russian language school. Prepare each one in full to avoid delays.
Once your documents are submitted, the invitation is prepared within 21 business days — sending an early copy of your passport speeds things up.
There is no age limit for Russian language schools. The invitation takes 21 business days to prepare, and sending an early copy of your passport saves time.
Most problems come from timing, not paperwork. Keep these dates in mind.
Once your documents are submitted, the invitation is prepared in Russia within 21 business days. Plan backwards from your intended start date.
Your passport must be valid for at least 18 months from the application date. Sending a photocopy early saves time.
The invitation is prepared within 21 business days. Sending an early copy of your passport helps speed up the process.
Your original passport must have a validity period of at least 18 months from the date of your application.
No, there is no age limit for Russian language schools.
University applications require 10 passport-sized photographs (3x4, white background, matte finish); language schools require 8.
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