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Jack Matlock Jr., former U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union (1987-1991) and a distinguished scholar and historian, visited St. Petersburg
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Last week Consul General Bruce Turner along with colleagues from the U.S. Embassy in Moscow attended the opening of St. Petersburg’s first shelter for victims of human trafficking. Consisting of essentially two rooms with eight beds, a kitchen...
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Consulate Hosts First IVLP Alumni Reunion. On April 3, St. Petersburg Consulate General hosted our first reunion of alumni of the International Visitor Leadership Program...
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Ambassador Engaged an Enthusiastic Standing Room Only Crowd at the Mayakovskiy Library
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Read Ambassador McFaul's latest blog summarizing 28 ways our countries cooperate daily.
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Nonimmigrant Visa Section Head Bill Bistransky discusses visas in his interview with Moskovsky Komsomolets daily (in Russian).
Important Consulate Announcements
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Second Juried Competition of Paintings and Photographs
The U.S. Consulate General in St. Petersburg cordially invites Russian painters and photographers, professionals as well as amateurs, to submit paintings and photographs on the theme of “St. Petersburg and Its People” for a juried competition. Selected works will be exhibited at the U.S. Consul General’s Residence for a period of up to two years. Participants must be Russian citizens living in Northwest Russia and be born on or before December 31, 1994. The jury will consist of the U.S. Consul General and his wife as well as two or more experts from...
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Important Notice for Diversity Visa (DV) 2012 Entrants (PDF - 7 KB)
Successful entrants are encouraged to send in their required documents to the Kentucky Consular Center (KCC) immediately, so that an interview appointment at the appropriate U.S. Embassy or consulate can be scheduled before the program ends. In order for an appointment to be scheduled with either a U.S. Embassy or Consulate, entrants must first submit the Form DSP-122 and Form DS-230 to KCC. Embassies and consulates...
Consulate News
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President Putin’s Signing of An Historic U.S.-Russia Visa Agreement
Thanks to the agreement, three-year, multiple-entry visas for stays of up to six months will become the standard “default” terms for U.S. citizens visiting Russia and Russian citizens visiting the United States.
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V. V. Mayakovsky Public Library Presents...
St. Petersburg Reads! 2013
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Russian Academy of Sciences Presents...
American Members of the Russian Imperial Academy of Sciences
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Bureau of International Information Programs' Project
The Soviet Union & the United States Together in WWII
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