Dear International Students!

Operational headquarters on prevention of the spread of the new coronavirus infection had approved the new algorithm dated August 27, 2021 No. 18kv for organizing work with international students, arriving in the Russian Federation for the purpose of training in educational institutions of higher education and secondary vocational education, in accordance to which all students can return to the Russian Federation.

If you have a valid student visa (period of validity not less than 45 days after the arrival to the territory of the Russian Federation):

Step 1. Inform the University

International students must inform the Office for International Education and Cooperation at least 10 days prior to their arrival by sending the following information to int.usmu@gmail.com:

1. Scan of the international passport which you plan using to enter Russia;
2. Group and department;
3. Intended date and place of crossing the Russian border;
4. Contact phone number.

Step 2. Take PCR test, proving your negative COVID-19 status

International students can cross the border of if they have medical document (in English or Russian), confirming their negative COVID-19. The PCR test must be made not earlier than 3 days prior arriving to Russia.

Step 3. Take the second PCR test, proving your negative COVID-19 status

International students must make a second test within 72 hours after arriving into Russia. They are only allowed to campus and offline study after receiving two negative test results. The students maintain the regimen of isolation until the second test result is ready.

We kindly remind you to remember, that the regimen of heightened readiness does not cancel out the existing requirement of the migration law. Foreign citizens must register at the place of the temporary residents within 7 days after arriving to Russia. When moving out of the place of isolation to the student dormitory, the international students must provide notice of registration at their previous temporary residence.

If you do not have a valid student visa:

International students must inform the Office for International Education and Cooperation of intention to arrive to University by sending an e-mail to int.usmu@gmail.com, that specifies your full name, group and department and enclose your international passport.

After obtaining student visa you must follow all the step of this algorithm on entry of international students to Sverdlovsk region.

Amendments to the Federal Law “On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens in the Russian Federation” came into force.

The new provisions establish that foreign citizens arriving in Russia for a period of more than 90 days must undergo a medical examination, fingerprint registration and photography – within 90 days from the date of arrival on the territory of the Russian Federation (indicated in the migration card).

You can undergo a medical examination in clinics licensed for examination for foreign citizens:

Central City Clinical Hospital No. 3:
Sulimova st., 46, tel.: 272-21-01;

Central City Hospital No. 7, Polyclinic No. 3:
Syromolotova st., 19, room. 106 from 08:00 to 12:00;

Central city hospital No. 20, polyclinic department No. 3:
Korotkiy ln., 2, tel.: 294-61-23;

Sverdlovsk Regional Center for Prevention and Control of AIDS:
Yasnaya st., 46, tel.: 222-22-90, ext. 170

Yekaterinburg Medical Research Center for Prevention and Health Protection of Industrial Workers:
Popova st., 30, tel.: 253-14-73

Central City Clinical Hospital No. 24, branch:
Ak. Shvartsa ln. 14G, tel.: 301-24-00

The fingerprint registration is carried out in the district police departments. Students living in the dormitories of the University undergo the procedure at the UVM OP-9 at the address: Krasnouralskaya, 2a Street, office 7. Working hours: TUE, THU, from 14.00 to 17.00.

Foreign citizens who had not completed the procedure of medical examination, fingerprint registration and photographing in the timely matter are obliged to leave the territory of the Russian Federation.

Who is exempt from mandatory procedures:

— citizens of the Republic of Belarus;

– family members of officials of international (interstate, intergovernmental) organizations, as well as employees of diplomatic and consular institutions in Russia;

— foreign citizens with dual citizenship, one of which is Russian citizenship;

– foreign citizens – holders of a temporary or permanent residence permit.