gatormama

I really need some advice on securing a Russian visa. I have filled out and sent all documents required including my passport and a postal money order for $160 for a visa, ( as per Russian Consulate instructions), to Houston. I have received an email from Invisa Logistics Services charging me $263 for one visa. I feel I am being overcharged, since Invisa's site says they charge $160 plus $33 to ship visa back to me, although I included a postage paid envelope for return of (hopefully) a visa plus my passport. I am totally confused by whole process...help anyone??

sparkchaser

Sounds like you need to ask Invisa where the extra money came from.

danon

I received my visa through Invisa
...I cannot remember the cost, but they said the rate was going up.
It was in April.
Good luck, other agencies were more expensive.

Christina

I think you read their website wrong, the chart clearly says the total fee by mail is $263, I just looked at it--it is a $103 fee for the processing and mailing on top of the $160 visa fee. The total is shown as $263.

There is no option for you to send your own prepaid envelope.

I don't know how you could have missed it, the chart is very clear.

better get used to it if you want to go to Russia.

Christina

see http://www.ils-usa.com/main.php?lang...postal-service

daniiltimin

Yeap my girlfriend last year applied for a visa trough Travisa and it was around the same price. So expensive!!!