How to travel from Moscow to Prague

Travel between Moscow, Russia and Prague, Czechia is: Restricted.

Can travelers from Russia enter Czechia?

International entry is allowed at this time for: Entry is restricted for citizens and permanent residents of Russia.

Are there rules for self-quarantine when arriving to Prague from Moscow?

Conditions of entry into Czechia:

• There are no current restrictions

Are there COVID-19 safety rules for social distancing and wearing face masks in Prague, Czechia?

To reduce the spread of COVID-19, the government of Czechia has imposed the following measures:

• Physical distance requirement: metre (s) ( feet)
• Face mask requirement: Mandatory

This information was last checked on 8/3/22. As this information can change due to the nature of the pandemic, make sure to review the latest COVID-19 travel safety regulations   for your journey between Moscow and Prague.

The current restriction level for returning to Moscow, Russia from Czechia is: Partially open.

Am I allowed to reenter Moscow, Russia from Prague, Czechia?

Reentering Russia is currently allowed for: Entry is partially open for citizens and permanent residents of Czech Republic

Do I need to self-quarantine when I arrive back to Moscow from Prague?

• Negative COVID-19 test issued at most 2 days before arrival
• Health screen upon arrival. Those showing symptoms will be asked to self-quarantine

Which rules do I need to follow in Moscow, Russia regarding COVID-19?

All travelers returning to Russia must observe the following safety measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in the country:

• Physical distance: 1.5 metre (s) (5 feet)
• Face masks: Mandatory

The information above was last checked on 8/4/22. We do our best to keep this information up-to-date, but regulations can change due to the nature of the coronavirus pandemic, so please double check the latest COVID-19 travel safety regulations ahead of your trip back to Moscow from Prague here.

There are 4 travel options from Moscow to Prague: bus, flight, ferry or train.

The cheapest way to go to Prague from Moscow is by taking a bus, which costs on average $4 (€4).

This is compared to other ways of getting to Prague:

A bus is generally $121 (€111) less than a flight for the same journey. Taking a flight costs on average $125 (€115) from Moscow to Prague.

Taking a bus is usually $3 (€3) less than taking a train to Prague, which costs on average $8 (€7) for the same trip.

The quickest way to travel to Prague from Moscow is by flight, which takes on average 2 h 45 min   compared to other travel options that may take you longer to get to your destination:

In comparison, taking a bus requires on average 45 h 15 min   of travel time.

In comparison, traveling by train can take you on average 0 h 0 min.

Prague is approximately 1034 miles (1667 km) away from Moscow.

These are the most popular departure and arrival points when traveling from Moscow to Prague:

• Most travelers board their bus from Moskva (Москва) and arrive in Praha, Hlavní Nádraží.
• Most travelers take a flight from Moscow Sheremetyevo International Airport to Prague Vaclav Havel Airport.

Omio works with many trusted partners that can help you travel the best way from Moscow to Prague:

• You can travel from Moscow to Prague by flight with Lot Polish Airlines. You can find cheap tickets on Omio for $125 (€115) with Lot Polish Airlines from Moscow to Prague.

Before traveling from Moscow to Prague, it’s good to know what ticket you can buy and how much it will cost in the next 7 days:

• A bus ticket is costing on average $4 (€4) one way for this journey.
• A plane ticket costs $125 (€115) one way on average for this trip.
• A train ticket for this journey costs on average $8 (€7) one way.

But we recommend booking Moscow to Prague tickets online a few months before your planned travel date to score the best deals and save money on your trip.