21 Russian TV Channels for $29.99 per month via IPTV Tired of watching Russian programs on your computer? Want to enjoy Russian TV without having to buy a dish or subscribe to limited offerings from your cable company? We have the best of Russian TV available via high speed internet right to your TV set. How Does IPTV Work? Internet Protocol Television or “IPTV” is delivered through your high speed Internet connection as a digital TV signal. This signal can be decoded by our set top box that can easily connect to your TV much in the way you would [...]
Travel to Russia
Posted by Support@MyRussianFiance.com on April 25th, 2009
Travel to Russia What is involved in planning a trip to Russia? Travel to Russia can be an overwhelming idea at first but thousands of people travel there everyday. Your trip can be arranged with some effort and planning on your part. If you want to know more about rules and issues associated with traveling to Russia, go here. The guides below will help you anticipate what you will need in advance so you are well informed before your trip. The basic flow of events are: Obtain Passport Make Hotel Reservation Apply for Russian Visa Order Airline Tickets Arrange Ground [...]
The K-1 Fiancée Medical Exam
Posted by Support@MyRussianFiance.com on April 25th, 2009
What is involved in the Medical Exam for a Fiancée Visa? The following information is provided from the US Embassy website in Moscow, Russia: All applicants for immigrant visas must undergo a medical examination Medical examinations for U.S. immigrant visas may be performed at the following embassy-designated clinics: • the International Organization for Migration, telephone (7-095) 797-8723, • the Filatov Clinic, telephone (7-095) 423-7780, (8-902) 671-2964 or • AO Meditsina, telephone (7-095) 250-9186 or 250-8899. • Children’s Hospital no. 1, Vladivostok. Tel. (4232) 40-13-35 or (4232) 45-24-26. Please contact the clinics directly for fees and appointment times. The vaccination requirement [...]
Russian Women | FAQs
Posted by Support@MyRussianFiance.com on April 25th, 2009
Where can I meet Russian Women? Try searching locally. It is very possible, given the growing population of Russians in America to find a woman of the former Soviet Union. This may seem simple enough but Russians tend to blend in and keep a low profile in their surroundings. If their language skills are not advanced enough, they may stick to small groups of other Russians speakers, which will make it even harder to find them. The simplest method is to look at visit local churches with a Russian language service or search on www.meetup.com for Russian language groups in [...]
How to Spell and Pronounce Russian Women's Names
Posted by Support@MyRussianFiance.com on April 25th, 2009
You will need to know how to correctly spell your Fiancées name when completing paperwork on her behalf, such as the I-129f Fiancée Visa Application. The list below contains most of the poplar names for women in the Former Soviet Union. Keep in mind, the use of an ending in “ka” often indicates affection or that you find a woman cute or attractive. EnglishVersion Cyrillic Spelling Variations based on Familiarity or age Anastasia Анастасия, Настя, Настенька, Настюша, Настёна, Настасья AnastasIa, Nastya, Nasten’ka, Nastyusha, Nastyona, Nastassya Alexandra Александра, Саша, Сашенька, Сашка, Шура, Шурочка Alexandra, Sasha, Sashen’ka, Sashka, Shura, Shurochka Alla Алла, [...]
