Before traveling to Russia, ensure you have a valid passport and a tourist visa (unless you're from a visa-exempt country). Pack according to the season — winters are extremely cold, so bring insulated clothing, boots, gloves, and layers. Summers can be warm but still unpredictable, so a light jacket is useful. Carry essential documents, some cash in rubles, a power adapter (Russia uses plug types C and F), and download an offline map or translation app. It’s also helpful to learn a few basic Russian phrases or have a guide who speaks the language.

To travel to Russia, you’ll need a valid passport, a tourist visa, a visa support letter (provided by your tour operator or hotel), and proof of travel insurance. Some regions may also require additional registration upon arrival.

For countries in Asia such as Thailand, Vietnam, or Indonesia, requirements vary by nationality. Most travelers need a valid passport (with at least 6 months' validity), and in some cases, a visa or proof of onward travel. Some countries offer visa-free entry or visas on arrival.

Always check the latest entry requirements based on your citizenship and destination before your trip.

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