Izhevsk Udmurtiya Republic, Russia Travel Guide
Izhevsk Airport (IJK) serves as the main airport for the Udmurt Republic. Several airlines operate routes predominantly domestic, connecting Izhevsk to major Russian cities.
Izhevsk Airport is a smaller regional airport with basic facilities, featuring a terminal, check-in, baggage claim, cafes, and shops.
Border crossing information does not apply directly to Izhevsk, as it is an internal Russian city. All foreign entry happens at Russia's external borders or international airports.
Sea and river arrivals are not applicable for Izhevsk. It is a landlocked city, not situated on a major navigable river for passenger sea or river arrivals from other countries. Recreational boats operate on Izhevsk Pond in summer, but not for intercity travel.
No separate exit fees or taxes are typically levied on departing travelers from Russian airports or train stations beyond what is incorporated in the ticket price of your ticket.
Passport, visa, migration card, tickets, and any boarding passes.
Ensure all baggage is packed and meets airline/transport size and weight limits.
Confirm transfer arrangements to the airport/station and allow ample travel time.
Izhevsk Railway Station (Ижевск, Izhevsk-Gl.) functions as a significant rail hub, connecting Izhevsk to major Russian cities.
Various classes are available for train travel, offering different levels of comfort and privacy.
Izhevsk Central Bus Station (Центральный автовокзал) serves numerous intercity and interregional routes.
To rent a car, you need to be 21-23 years old, own a valid driving license, and an International Driving Permit. Your passport and a credit card are also needed.
