Moscow

Shit shit shit

Again bad luck.

The taxist (negociated him down to 800 this time) took me to a tochka that was located inside a street underpass for pedestrians. The was good choice, but the prices were quite steep: 5000/7000/10000 and 12000

Of the 10 girls of the 5000 category, 2 were barely fuckable the rest were sukas. I went for Natasha from Ukraine for 7000, small, slim with nice silicone tits (they were really nice, soft but keeping their shape).

Small padarik for mamutschka, and back to my apartment.

Already in the taxi I felt that she was tense.

We had some average sex (nothing exceptional), and after, her mood was terrible. I did ask for anal (I saw that she already gave anal), but she refused, not even accepting money.

In the morning she called her pimp and they got very angry at each other, which is probably the reason why she had bad mood and was tense.

Total damage 8000 rubles, I must have made the gods angry or something.

If my internet date (a student, not a WG) reacts today, I will try to go with her to a club.

If that doesn't work, I will try a salon or a club. As things are, I could also get an english speaking girl for 250/300$ straight away from Night Flight.

Where are english speaking girls best found? Mc Coy, Boarhouse?

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I have a tourist visa to Moscow this summer.

After a few days in Moscow, would I be restricted if I wanted to travel to another city by plane such as Kazan or Chelyabinsk

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When you sent in your visa application, you were required to list ALL destinations, not just Moscow. Of course, you are also required to have an invitation from a travel agent for ALL destinations also. You need this invitation to register your passport in ALL your destinations. If you are not registered, you can have problems when you try to board your plane to return to Moscow. Sure you may be able to pay some fine or bribe, but do you want to take these chances?

If their computer actually works, and they see that your visa is only for Moscow, how will you explain what you are doing in Chelyabinsk? It is not a tourist destination, so they will automatically assume you are there for something else, like spying. They are still paranoid fucks!

[QUOTE=Bez Bezarra]If their computer actually works, and they see that your visa is only for Moscow, how will you explain what you are doing in Chelyabinsk? It is not a tourist destination, so they will automatically assume you are there for something else, like spying. They are still paranoid fucks![/QUOTE]Can I show them my photo collection to prove what I was really doing there? :-)

This is kind of a downer. I wanted to visit a few other cities, but I have already sent off for my visa. Damn.

[QUOTE=Lovedatslavicass]

Can I show them my photos?

I want to visit other cities. Damn.

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Don't pull out your camera, then they'll accuse you of spying for sure! :D

After you get there, go to a travel agent, and they should be able to help you get your flights and hotels, and invitations. If you show those, you shouldn't have trouble getting hotels to register you.

Remember, they want your money. Pay them, and they may help you. But don't forget, they might screw you too! :p

[QUOTE=Doctor_Skank]I think Bez is trying to say if you can choose between sexy normal pig and sexy Claudia Schiffer pig, why not Claudia Schiffer pig?

I certainly agree that normal pig better than cold Claudia, Claudias are often as hot or hotter in the sack making oink oink noises than their plain Jane sisters... :)[/QUOTE]

The best girl I got in Russia was a just 18teen tocka in Tatarstan some years ago... simply perfect. Black hair, blue or green (I should check my own report) eyes and china bone skin. Like looking a Leonardo's painting... Even a nice fuck if you do all the work... But usually I pay them for working :D I apprecite a lot when a nice girl is riding me all the night... I'm so lazy!

Of course I agree totally, but my experience is when you get up some kind of relation with a real pro (I mean fucking her more than 4/5 times obviously in different days), beeing kind, taking her to a normal restaurant and treating her like a normal girl and not like a ***** you can get lots out of their young white bodies...

I think you understand I like Russian and Ukranian girls a lot for bodies and this silk skin some has...

IT

[QUOTE=Lovedatslavicass]Can I show them my photo collection to prove what I was really doing there? :-)

This is kind of a downer. I wanted to visit a few other cities, but I have already sent off for my visa. Damn.[/QUOTE]

Obviously you can extend your visa in Moscow, but it costs money and time (usually a lot of both)... specially if you have a single tourist visa for one city. If you went to Piter or to Novgorod probaly nobody would care... just a stupid tourist forgetting to put the other city on the visa.

For Chelyabinsk it woluld be like as you, hypotetically, got a visa for New York (I mean in USA) and then decide do go to se Boston or Washington... nobody would care.

On Russian flight tickets there is your passoprt number, also on long distance trains and asking to go to Chelyabinsk sound exacly like going to Poliarny. The aproximate equivalent in the US are the site of the Laurence Livermore Institute (for nuclear weapons) and Groton Mas., where they build nuclear submarines... Strange place for a tourist... In any case don't worry.

The maximum can be some thousand RUR fines and bribes up to 200-300 USD beacuse, in reality, you do not have any cahnce to get to Poliarny or to Chelyabinsk 70. Perhaps to the normal city yes, but not the ones usualkly identified with numbers after the name (once only with the post code). It's very simple Russia is still Russia.

I have been in a company (in Tatarstan) working also, not only, for the defence in Russia and I had to get my visa issued by the ministry of defence "MO". Officials were expecting me at the Kazan airport... funny because I was invited... but if you are not you are not welcome.

Kazan for instance is a very friendly city with tourists, bars, cafes, train, airport, even crusing ships make stops to see the kreml... but if you try to get out of the city more than 40/50 km in the direction of some big industries... you simply will never get there.

IT

[QUOTE=Bez Bezarra]After you get there, go to a travel agent, and they should be able to help you get your flights and hotels, and invitations. If you show those, you shouldn't have trouble getting hotles to register you.

Remember, they want your money. Pay them, and they may help you. But don't forget, they might screw you too! :p[/QUOTE]Thanks for the advice, Bez and IT. I was thinking about purchasing a ticket via the Aeroflot website before I go. Stay in Moscow for a few days, then show up at the airport with my ticket to Kazan. I have an internet girl in Kazan and I've thought about going to check her out. She's offered to let me stay in her flat. So free room and board, and free Slavic ass. Can't beat that. You just never know how those situations will turn out though.

Since that would not require any registration at a hotel, would it still be necessary to have some form of invitation for Kazan to go along with my tourist visa when I show up at the airport in Moscow?

Per Gand Jim's request. I will post a much belated report for Kharkov, Ukraine. I've received so much valuable information and I don't know how much I can help, but look for it there Jim and others, if you are interested.

[QUOTE=It Travel]Obviously you can extend your visa in Moscow, but it costs money and time (usually a lot of both)... specially if you have a single tourist visa for one city. If you went to Piter or to Novgorod probaly nobody would care... just a stupid tourist forgetting to put the other city on the visa.

For Chelyabinsk it woluld be like as you, hypotetically, got a visa for New York (I mean in USA) and then decide do go to se Boston or Washington... nobody would care.

On Russian flight tickets there is your passoprt number, also on long distance trains and asking to go to Chelyabinsk sound exacly like going to Poliarny. The aproximate equivalent in the US are the site of the Laurence Livermore Institute (for nuclear weapons) and Groton Mas., where they build nuclear submarines... Strange place for a tourist... In any case don't worry.

The maximum can be some thousand RUR fines and bribes up to 200-300 USD beacuse, in reality, you do not have any cahnce to get to Poliarny or to Chelyabinsk 70. Perhaps to the normal city yes, but not the ones usualkly identified with numbers after the name (once only with the post code). It's very simple Russia is still Russia.

I have been in a company (in Tatarstan) working also, not only, for the defence in Russia and I had to get my visa issued by the ministry of defence "MO". Officials were expecting me at the Kazan airport... funny because I was invited... but if you are not you are not welcome.

Kazan for instance is a very friendly city with tourists, bars, cafes, train, airport, even crusing ships make stops to see the kreml... but if you try to get out of the city more than 40/50 km in the direction of some big industries... you simply will never get there.

IT[/QUOTE]Thanks. Damn Russians. In Ukraine, all you need is a passport and a destination city. I'm working on a little report for Kharkov. Thanks again.

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If I go to Kazan, would it be necessary to have invitation at the airport in Moscow?

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The ONLY info on your visa is your arrival and departure dates. But once you are in kazan, you still need to register your passport with the police. Without an invitation, I'm not sure what they will say. Maybe you'll just have to pay a few hundred dolllars fine, get fingerprinted, mug shots, and waste a few days with their paperwork. But if you stay at a hotel, they should register you.

Ask your internet friend for the name and telephone of a hotel in Kazan, and make a reservation. That is basically your invitation right there.

When you get back to Moscow from Kazan, again you're not crossing any borders, so they shouldn't even check anything on your papers, you should just walk right out of the airport. They will check for your registrations when you leave Russia. Be ready for more fines.

[QUOTE=Bez Bezarra]When you get back to Moscow from Kazan, again you're not crossing any borders, so they shouldn't even check anything on your papers, you should just walk right out of the airport. They will check for your registrations when you leave Russia. Be ready for more fines.[/QUOTE]I've only been to Russia one other time and that was a very brief stay in Sankt Petersburg to visit a girl I knew there. Of course, SPB was the only city I went to. I had a tourist visa. When I departed at Pulkovo airport (flying back through Germany), the only thing I had to show at Pulkovo was my passport. I'm not sure they even looked at my visa when I was leaving, but I certainly did not have any questions pertaining to the registration of my visa. In fact, the ONLY time I had to show my visa to the Russians was my initial arrival at Pulkovo (at customs). My stay there was very short and I think my apartment service registered me, but I wouldn't have known either way. They never brought it up to me.

I mention this, because in my short experience there the tourist visa seemed to be nothing more than an extra tax for entering Russia, as I had absolutely no use for it after I cleared customs entering Pulkovo. That's why I got the idea about hopping a flight, just go check out some babe I'm lusting for in Kazan without an extra invitation to my visa.

All this being said, perhaps my experience was exclusive only to SPB and not indicative of what I would face in Moscow or other cities. Once more, thanks for the advice!

If this is boring the hell out of everyone, I apologize, though its possible someone else might come across the same problem.

Saint Pete is the number one toursit destination, so they probably couldn't give two shits about EU citizens going home. Moscow is the primary business destination, so again, you're just another german leaving town.

But when you venture forth into the heart of the motherland, they look at you differently. If anything, its because there's nothing else for them to do, and 99 percent of who they check are russians and FSU citizens, who don't require any visas or invites, so you stroll up and give them a reason to actually do some fucking work. Who else are they going to get the chance to fuck with, except you? Are the words, "big fat bribe" written on your forehead? That's what they see, because their rules are too fucked up for any foreigner to understand, so you are easy pickings. You got a plane to catch, and you got money, so now you just became a special case.

Congratulations!

Bez,

You have tons more experience than I traveling through Russia. Don't apologize for boring anybody, because your information is top notch! We should be thanking you just for posting your insights here.

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Bez, Don't apologize! thank you for posting

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To be honest, my info is useless.

I'm only good for one thing.

Any of you guys around next week for beer and huntin'? I arrive at the weekend and will stay thru' Friday.

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