Spartak Moscow away
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Quite fancy Moscow and vienna
Cross Keys Rab
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I had a look earlier but not on the confirmed date. Flights were £300-400 and a visa is £120. Think the flight went via Munich.
I'm booked in via Munich - £130 quid return from there (Siberia Airlines) and i'll pop over to my Munich office on a cheap flight earlier in the week.
Going Dubai - Moscow £300 
visa is around £90
visa is around £90
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wandergers
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Booked this one from Heathrow direct. Not a season ticket holder or travel club member but should hopefully get in the ground!
Couple of us booked Glasgow - Amsterdam - Moscow. Got flights for £240 return with KLM.
That Wed - Fri mate?
Undertaker
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Booking up for this tomorrow hopefully. Looking at doing Tuesday - Friday.
Hemdani
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Aye mate, know about 15 who've booked the same.
HMS.Temple.Garden
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Visa will cost over a £100 easily.
BillySimpson
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Just over 100, I think, plus the whole bloody palaver of getting it
HMS.Temple.Garden
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yeah its a ball ache mate. I heard as well it was relaxed for the World Cup, but sometimes you need a sponsor as well.
Beswgers
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Sponsor can just be the hotel you've booked, I think, though again you may need to pay an extra admin charge for their support.
Undertaker
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Where are you lot staying that have booked already?
Beswgers
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In a similar boat. If I'm not a ST ticket holder or a TC member, is the only option to buy a ticket for the home end?
BillySimpson
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I went to Russia a while back, and just paid £20 for some agency to act as my sponsor. A bit of a scam, as the hotel will do it for you, although I don't know if they will charge you or not. But you have to also go to Edinburgh in person for the digital processing
thestag1970
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Was £10 when I went to Moscow in 1995. Sad reminder as it was the day after Coops passed away was my flight.
Drumchapel
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Got to make money somehow, especially if we keep knocking Russian sides out
lutonloyal
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Look on British Airways website mate under flights & hotels.
This afternoon post draw, you could book Direct BA Flights from Heathrow Wed Nov 7th, 3 nights in Novotel, Moscow and return Direct Flight to Heathrow on Sat 10th for a very reasonable £406.
The problem is getting a visa. Pretty complicated (takes 20 working days) and expensive, roughly £180 all in.
Vienna there are direct flights from Luton, Easyjet. Leave Thurs 7am and return Fri are 18.10 or Sat leave Vienna 11.25. Pre draw prices were £146 return.
The Russian birds are priceless I'll be heading there for that alone
BillySimpson
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Yeah, I guess they can charge whatever they want, but they should try to make the visa form a bit easier. They'll give you a wee passport-size slip of paper at the airport - don't lose it! The men who were at Ufa will have more up to date info.
BillySimpson
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Beautiful, but cold as ice . . .
govwalker
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Yes indeedy
.Met loads of beauties especially the time we played CSKA.
Absolute honey's.
Moscow is the trip I fancy the most but looks like if I go for it I will be doing it on my own as everyone has jumped at spain and Austria.
Don’t like the thought of paying up to 150 on a visa also but know it would have to be done.
Don’t like the thought of paying up to 150 on a visa also but know it would have to be done.
did the travel club sort visas for those on the flight last time I seem to remember that?
Onetruesaxon
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Dixon travel sorted the visas for dynamo back in 2001
cheers I didn't imagine it then
Posted the below in another thread but probably more suitable here:
In what order are folk booking Moscow?
You need a visa for which you require a sponsor (hotel?) and then obviously a flight to get their.
Is it risky booking flight first or am I just being a shitebag?
In what order are folk booking Moscow?
You need a visa for which you require a sponsor (hotel?) and then obviously a flight to get their.
Is it risky booking flight first or am I just being a shitebag?
Chester Loyal
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Flights from Manchester to Moscow going through Paris are £225 at the moment. That’s Wednesday to Friday.
It’s £280 for Glasgow to Moscow going through Munich with Lufthansa on the same dates.
It’s £280 for Glasgow to Moscow going through Munich with Lufthansa on the same dates.
My World Cup VISA ain’t half coming in handy. It’s almost as if they are trying to entice me back. Novichok bastards.
Forfar_Bear
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govwalker
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Same boat mate. Anyone any idea if Spartak tend to sell out their games, and will i get a ticket their end? More importantly, will i get battered if i do?
Surely to goodness if we've more tickets than travellers the club will sell our end to our fans for it??
BillySimpson
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They advise you to get the visa first, but that leaves you no flexibility as you have to put exact dates of travel on the application. They won't deny you a visa, you will get it, just make sure there's no mistakes on the form, so there's no real risk in getting the flights first imo
govwalker
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That's pretty reasonable.
We were £480 for a one nighter against CSKA with the TC plus £150 for the visa in 2004.
sregnar
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govwalker
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Who’s that wi mate
What’s the chances of a travel club flight for this one?
Looking to go independent but don’t want shafted by the club if they decide to put a flight on and we have a limited ticket allocation
Looking to go independent but don’t want shafted by the club if they decide to put a flight on and we have a limited ticket allocation
