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I know chris had trouble with Real Russia but i have used them several times without any problems and they do have offices in Moscow too,

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Final wrap up
Well I sent passport to Singapore via DHL from Melbourne. within 24 hours the Consulate emailed me with ref number and told me to arrange pick up on following Monday (6 days)
Passport picked up and was home by the Thursday
All very easy and efficient. DHL tracking is superb and the Kaz Embassy efficient
Not sure what I was worrying about!
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New visa rules
An update to this thread. From mid July this year to mid July next, citizens of the following countries can get a 15 day visa at their point of entry. Full details on the Kaz visa website. If you're going to be in the country for more than 5 days you must register. A hotel should be able to do it for you, otherwise follow the advice on the migration form. I didn't and got a load of grief when I left the country. They had the right to send me back to the nearest town to register but didn't. They just kept me waiting for 1.5 hours before letting me leave.
And talking about officialdom, watch out for Kaz speed traps. They just want youre money.

United States, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Federal Republic of Germany, the French Republic, the Italian Republic, Malaysia, the Netherlands , United Arab Emirates, South Korea and Japan.

Real Russia in London did a great, tho' not cheap, job for me in getting me a Russian and Kaz visa. I got my Mongolian visa in Moscow at their embassy's visa offices. I have heard that you can get a Mongolian visa now at the border but their website does not say this applies to UK citizens although it does to many others.
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LIST OF COUNTRIES WITHOUT VISA FEE PDF Print E-mail
Written by Administrator
Friday, 30 October 2009 22:14
1. India - All type of passports need visa, but no fee is required
2. USA- No visa for all type of passport holders, including A, H, J visas within 90 days.
Visit more than 90 days need visa


The Government of Mongolia has made a decision on exempting passport holders of 42 countries, travelling to Mongolia, from visa requirements.
According to the Government decision, passport holders of the below listed countries may travel to Mongolia for tourist and/or business purposes without visa and stay up to 30 days, from 25 June 2014 to 31 December 2015.
Please note that visa fee is non-refundable. The Embassy will not reimburse the fee paid before this date.
Austria
Andorra
Argentina
Bahamas
Belgium
Bulgaria
Brazil
Greece
Gibraltar
Grenada
Denmark
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Iceland
Spain
Italy
Ireland
Cyprus
Costa-Rica
Latvia
Lithuania
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Malta
Monaco
Netherlands
Norway
Panama
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Hungary
Uruguay
Finland
France
Croatia
Czech
Chile
Sweden
Switzerland
Estonia
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I'm using some guys in London called Real Russia. They seem to be doing a good job of Russia, Kazakh and Mongolia.
Had the last of the jabs and now the visas are happening.
8 weeks to go!
Nigel

What jabs did you get??

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