Pinoy Goes to RUSSIA | Day 1 ST. PETERSBURG

[@hersheyvegah]

Im Excited also wow Nice St. Peterburg

[@irenesantos9737]

Grabe tawang tawa ako sa St. Isaac moments niyo hahaha ang cute.. I'm planning to go to Russia, super inlove with the place 💕💕💕

[@rajchauhan_nurse]

Happy Birthday my dear yelder brother...... Love you so much 😘😘😘

[@ericjohndonos5117]

love your vid , so funny, kung wala lang covid i’m suppose to go there also 🍺🍺😎👌

[@ErickVon]

Salamat! Sobrang nakakamiss talaga

[@ericjohndonos5117]

@@ErickVon i want to go there during their summer 😎🥂 when you guys were there what month is it?

[@ErickVon]

@@ericjohndonos5117 it was January 2020 (russian winter) haha the last travel before pandemic

[@ma.ireneraloso3772]

Hala c Allan! Haha. Kasama kana sa vlog. Mkaproud oi. Tourist in Russia na. More laag to you guys🙂keep safe! Happy birthday @erick🎊

[@bern_mari1188]

Mother Russia! Happy bday po!

[@syntax_error01]

Wow Russia

[@manonggeorge]

Russia!!! 😁

[@albertdandyvelasquez3831]

Awesome vid, bro! I have a question though. I’ve been hearing about travelers being offloaded in St Petersburg because their middle name is not listed on their e-visa, unlike on their passport. It seems like a lot are missing this one out, because it’s not really clear exactly where you’re gonna indicate it while doing your e-visa application online. So just to make it clear, do you actually input your middle name under the question ‘have you ever had other names’?

[@ErickVon]

Hi Stan.. I heared about this question too.. but on my case.. I did not put my middle name.

[@АнтонДеч]

It may happen if you make a mistake in e-visa. Just do your best in precisely following instructions while filling the electronic form. It must 100% correspond to your passport. The problems may arise with all kind of umlauts (Ââ Ấấ Ầầ) etc they must be perfectly transliterated. All the discrepancies are on your own accord.

[@ddiesel1836]

3 hour time zone does not change anything in your body