An employee named Julius is not a competent person at all. I ask him one thing, and he asks me another. Perhaps he is deliberately misleading people in order to complicate the lives of citizens, or perhaps he is not aware of his duties.

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Sutasu San

Level 6 Local Expert

An Uzbek guard meets you on the street, rewrites your passport details. He asks you to put your personal belongings, phones, watches and a bag / backpack in the locker (there are enough lockers, everything is locked with a key, the backpack will fit, there are no suitcases), and checks you with a metal detector. After you get to Russian territory, your passport and entry are checked again in the vestibule and a paper ticket with the number of the window and queue is issued (without an electronic entry on the consulate's website, no one will let you inside just like that). Then you follow the signs to your window. A TV is hanging inside and the serial number and window number are announced through a loudspeaker. Keep in mind that you may be called to another window, not the one indicated on the ticket. That's how it turned out for me, I was sitting on a ticket for about 4 windows, and it turns out they called at the 9th. The cashier accepts payments only in dollars. There is a toilet inside.

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Vitaly Prachev

Level 27 Local Expert

I've been here once. The reception was excellent, polite, friendly, and qualified. Everything corresponds to the format of the Embassy.

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