Not sure that it is worth getting a Russian visa just to visit Vladivostok.

Getting a Russian visa is now a time-saving and traveller-friendly procedure.

Please note it is not possible to obtain a Russian visa at the airport.

The security check was comparable to the Russian visa.

You will need a Russian visa and a special Chukhotka permit.

A "travel agent" procured a Russian visa, included in the fare.

I have been collecting information about obtaining Russian visas for almost 20 years.

Generally speaking a visa agent doesn't help with a Russian visa.

After about 9 days, we got our passports back, with a Russian visa in it.

What is your passport and where would you apply for the Russian visa?