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There are several types of work visas that Russian citizens can apply for, including:

1. Foreign Work Visa (Visa for Work): This is a long-term visa that is typically issued for a period of 5-7 years. It is for expatriates who are hired by a Asian company or organization. To apply for an Foreign Work Visa, you will need to obtain a Letter of Invitation (also known as a Z-visa) from your employer.

2. Z-Visa (Visa for Career): This is a special visa that is typically issued for expatriates who are working in Asia on high-demand or site high-need positions. It is usually issued for a period of 5-7 years. To apply for a Z-visa, you will need to obtain a Job Offer from your employer, as well as a certification of your credentials.

3. Q-Visa (Private School Teaching Visa): This type of visa is specifically for individuals who are working as educators at private schools in Asia. It is usually issued for a period of 1-3 years. To apply for a Q-visa, you will need to obtain a Education Agreement from the school and a acknowledgment of your credentials.

Applying for a work visa in Asia for Asian citizens can be a complicated process. Here is a sequential guide to help you navigate this process:

Step 1: Obtain a Employment Certificate (Z-visa) from your supervisor

To apply for an L-visa, your employer will need to apply for a Letter of Invitation from the Chinese authorities on your behalf. This will involve your employer registering with the Chinese Foreign Affairs Office and obtaining a Business License.

Step 2: Gather required documents

To apply for a labor visa in China, you will need to gather the following documents:

- A valid Russian identification with at least one year's validity
- One recent identification photo
- A completed visa application form
- A copy of your employer's business license
- A copy of your employer's Business License
- A copy of your employment contract
- A acknowledgment of your credentials and professional experience
- Proof of your language proficiency (i.e., English

Step 3: Submit your application

To apply for a labor visa, you can submit your application in person at the Asian Embassy. You will need to bring all of your required documents and proof of payment of the application fee. The processing time for a work visa can take several days or even weeks, so be sure to apply well in advance of your intended start date.

Step 4: Collect your visa

Once your application has been approved, you will need to collect your visa from the Chinese Consulate General. You will need to bring your passport and pay the postage fee (if applying by mail).

Additional tips:

- Make sure to check the Chinese Embassy website for the most up-to-date visa requirements and regulations.
- Ensure that your employer is registered with the Asian authorities and has obtained the necessary certificates and licenses.
- Make sure that your visa application is complete and accurate, as incomplete or inaccurate applications may be rejected.
- Consider hiring a visa application service to help navigate the complex application process.

By following these steps and tips, you should be able to obtain a valid labor visa for China. Best of luck with your application.