Russia: visa, travel warning and when to go

Visa-free

What do you need to enter Russia with an Israeli passport? Visa-free. Typical tourist stay: up to 90 days. This page covers the entry type, the Israeli NSC travel warning and the best months to visit.

Entering Russia with an Israeli passport

Entry type: Visa-free. Israeli passport holders can enter without a visa in advance, usually as tourists for a limited stay.

Length of stay: up to 90 days (tourism, usually).

Travel warning

Israel's National Security Council (NSC) has a Level 2 travel warning (increased caution) for part of the country. Some areas carry a higher level, so check the details in the NSC publication before you book.

Best time to visit Russia

The most comfortable months for weather are May, June, July, August, September. This is based on general climate seasons only, not on prices, tourist season or security.

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Sources: entry requirements from Wikipedia and Timatic; travel warnings from Israel's National Security Council. Before you travel, check with the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the destination's official website.

Treks in Russia

6 ranked treks: Mount Belukha Base Camp Trek, Tolbachik Volcano Trek, Frolikha Adventure Coastline Track

FAQ

Do Israelis need a visa for Russia?

Visa-free. Israeli passport holders can enter without a visa in advance, usually as tourists for a limited stay. Typical tourist stay: up to 90 days.

Is there an Israeli travel warning for Russia?

Israel's National Security Council (NSC) has a Level 2 travel warning (increased caution) for part of the country. Some areas carry a higher level, so check the details in the NSC publication before you book.

When is the best time to visit Russia?

The most comfortable months for weather are May, June, July, August, September. This is based on general climate seasons only, not on prices, tourist season or security.