Residency
Residency Visa-free stays Russian United States
Do Russian citizens need a visa for United States?
Yes, a visa is needed
Yes. Russian citizens need a visa or an e-visa to visit the United States.
Residency counts your days
and warns before you run out.
What that means
Apply before you travel, and check how long the visa lets you stay and whether it allows more than one entry. Residency can track the days against the visa you are given.
Staying longer than a holiday?
Visa days are one count. Long stays can also start a tax residency clock. See how Residency tracks tax residency.
Entry rules change, and border officers have the final say. Confirm with the United States's official immigration site before you travel.
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A day counter for people who move countries
Residency is on the App Store, for iPhone.