Russian daughter for visit

[edsperfect 25]

I am not sure where this post belongs so i put it here. My wife would like to bring her russiaqn daughter, 25, and her boyfriend here for a 2 week visit sometime this summer. They own an apartment in Russia, he has a business, she a job, own two vehicles, money in the bank. What are their chances of being able to come? do they need an invitation from me like when i went to Russia?

I would appeciat any helpon this matter.

[Boiler 45,557]

I am not sure where this post belongs so i put it here. My wife would like to bring her russiaqn daughter, 25, and her boyfriend here for a 2 week visit sometime this summer. They own an apartment in Russia, he has a business, she a job, own two vehicles, money in the bank. What are their chances of being able to come? do they need an invitation from me like when i went to Russia?

I would appeciat any helpon this matter.

They would apply for a B2 Visa at the local Consulate.

Usually one of the "Bringing" Forums.

They do not need an invitation, but no harm in dropping them a note.

The main issue is that it is Russia, everything else looks OK. Take evidence of their ties and need to return.

[1HappyGuy 45]

I'd suggest you write a letter to the consular officer also. You need to emphasize that they have permanent ties to Russia and it would be only for a visit. They don't like to issue visa's to unmarried people unless you can show they have legitimate businesses, real estate and other things that would need them to return to Russia.

The letter won't hurt. You could send it to your wife's daughter sealed and have her hand deliver it or send it directly to the embassy in Moscow. But, sending it direct could cause it to be lost.