Minsk to Moscow [Russian passport holders]
Jun 15, 2020, 6:12 am
#1
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Join Date: Jun 2020
Posts: 2
Minsk to Moscow [Russian passport holders]
Hello my fellow travelers !
I'll try to make this post as short as possible since I need a really quick solution from the wisest among you !
My friend's family needs to get back to Russia, and since all what happened and happening
they can't quite make there, so what they want to do is, to take a flight to Minsk(Belarus- just making sure
and then make their way to Moscow.
And here I could use any help and advice, what is the cheapest way they could get there (Moscow) considering they do not have much to spend ?
I really need a fast solution since the flight is on 18.6
I'll try to make this post as short as possible since I need a really quick solution from the wisest among you !
My friend's family needs to get back to Russia, and since all what happened and happening
they can't quite make there, so what they want to do is, to take a flight to Minsk(Belarus- just making sure
and then make their way to Moscow.And here I could use any help and advice, what is the cheapest way they could get there (Moscow) considering they do not have much to spend ?
I really need a fast solution since the flight is on 18.6
Jun 15, 2020, 8:37 am
#2
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Moscow
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Posts: 1,756
Are they Russian citizens? The border is closed for most non-citizens (exceptions are made for close relatives of a citizen, those with a special permit to enter, etc.)
Train service from Minsk to Moscow is stopped, so it's either an occasional flight or a bus. No idea how much plane tickets will cost now, but I'm sure the bus will be cheaper.
There are more complex options like taking a domestic train towards the border, crossing it on foot, reaching the nearest train station (e.g. Smolensk) and taking a train to Moscow from there.
Train service from Minsk to Moscow is stopped, so it's either an occasional flight or a bus. No idea how much plane tickets will cost now, but I'm sure the bus will be cheaper.
There are more complex options like taking a domestic train towards the border, crossing it on foot, reaching the nearest train station (e.g. Smolensk) and taking a train to Moscow from there.
Jun 15, 2020, 8:45 am
#3
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Join Date: Jun 2020
Posts: 2
Yes they do have Russian passport, I am currently trying to contact few bus transportation companies. Didnt get any replies yet....
But hoping for the best
But hoping for the best
