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Ron-Tanya   23

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Hi we need a little help please. My mother in law is planning on a visit to the our Florida home and must travel to Moscow from Belarus. She will arrive by train at the Belorussky Station (train) at about 0840 and must go to the US Embassy. Can someone please tell us how far this is and how long it will take to get there? We understand they only interview until 1030 mornings so if she has to far to travel to make a early appointment can someone please advise a clean hotel or place to stay for a elderly lady that has a small budget?

Thank everyone for their help.

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Use Yandex maps: you can get there by 1 stop on the Metro and a bit of walking, should take about 20 minutes:

http://maps.yandex.com/-/CVvv40jn

Or take a cab, less than 2 miles.

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Hi we need a little help please. My mother in law is planning on a visit to the our Florida home and must travel to Moscow from Belarus. She will arrive by train at the Belorussky Station (train) at about 0840 and must go to the US Embassy. Can someone please tell us how far this is and how long it will take to get there? We understand they only interview until 1030 mornings so if she has to far to travel to make a early appointment can someone please advise a clean hotel or place to stay for a elderly lady that has a small budget?

Thank everyone for their help.

Read the Sticky Notes at the top of this regional forum. There's a picture map showing the Embassy location.

Phil (Lockport, near Chicago) and Alla (Lobnya, near Moscow)

As of Dec 7, 2009, now Zero miles apart (literally)!

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Hi we need a little help please. My mother in law is planning on a visit to the our Florida home and must travel to Moscow from Belarus. She will arrive by train at the Belorussky Station (train) at about 0840 and must go to the US Embassy. Can someone please tell us how far this is and how long it will take to get there? We understand they only interview until 1030 mornings so if she has to far to travel to make a early appointment can someone please advise a clean hotel or place to stay for a elderly lady that has a small budget?

Thank everyone for their help.

Also, keep in mind, if she has any luggage she needs to deposit it in a security deposit box or deliver to her hotel or something, you're not allowed to bring large bags / suitcases / etc. into the embassy itself.

I'm the beneficiary.

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