Every citizen of Russia has the right to go abroad, but in order to go to foreign countries, you must first get a passport. How is this document drawn up?
Instruction manual
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To obtain a passport, contact the passport office of the department of internal affairs at the place of residence. Take the application form and fill out the application form for issuing a foreign passport. The form can be downloaded from the Internet, and entering data is permissible both by hand and using a computer.
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When filling out the questionnaire, indicate all the places of work and study over the past 10 years. In this case, it is necessary to record the full names of enterprises and educational institutions. If there were breaks in the work for more than one month, this should also be indicated. Although it can be difficult to remember the full name of the company where you worked 7-8 years ago, this must be done, since the time frame for considering your application depends on the completeness of the data. If you write by hand, the handwriting should be as legible as possible.
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Attach 4 photos to the profiles. The size can be found in the shop, saying that the photos you need are for your passport.
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Pay at any branch of the savings bank a state fee of about 200 rubles and the passport form itself - about 100 rubles. The account number is usually placed on the information stand in the passport office, or they will tell you it at the savings bank.
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Young men of military age will need to bring a certificate from the military registration and enlistment office stating that they are not currently in military service to apply for a passport. If for some reason you are evading conscription, then you have a chance to get a summons together with this certificate, so it is better to apply for a passport before the age of 18. In extreme cases, you can try to get a foreign document through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, since it has no business with the military enlistment office.
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Some categories of citizens do not have the right to leave the country, namely: persons with access to state secrets, those convicted of crimes or being investigated as a suspect, persons evading duties imposed by the court. All these people can’t get a passport.
