Rules for admitting foreign applicants
Detailed information about various methods of admission to a Russian university for foreign citizens. Choose the appropriate option and familiarize yourself with the necessary documents.
Admission as part of a general competition
Standard admission procedure for foreign citizens on general grounds. Admission occurs based on the results of entrance tests or on the basis of education documents.
Required documents:
The original document confirming previous education and all its supplements
Required
A notarized translation into Russian of the education document and all its supplements
Required
Passport (identity document)
Required
A notarized translation into Russian of the identity document
Required
Recognition of foreign education and/or foreign qualifications (except in cases where recognition of the document is not required)
Required
Quota receipt
Admission within the quota of the Government of the Russian Federation for foreign citizens. The number of places is limited, selection is conducted on a competitive basis through Rossotrudnichestvo.
Required documents:
The original document certifying previous education and all its supplements
Required
A notarized translation into Russian of the educational document and all its supplements
Required
Passport (identity document)
Required
A notarized translation into Russian of the identity document
Required
Referral for study from the Russian Ministry of Science and Higher Education
Required
Important information
After enrollment at RTU MIREA, foreign nationals are required to submit: - to the Institute of International Education: a medical certificate endorsed by the official healthcare authority of the sending country, with a Russian translation, or a certificate in the SEMD-196 form (medical professional consultative report); SNILS (if available); 3 photographs. - to the Office of International Relations: a passport with a Russian translation; a migration card bearing a mark confirming the crossing of the border of the Russian Federation and stating the purpose of arrival as “study” for full-time students (except citizens of the Republic of Belarus); a study visa for citizens of countries subject to a visa regime; a voluntary medical insurance policy (if unavailable, it can be arranged through the Office of International Relations); a residence permit or temporary residence permit for the purpose of study (if available); certificates confirming completion of a medical examination (if available); a certificate confirming completion of fingerprint registration (if available).
