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Moscow Magistrate Court Districts: Official Address Search

The correct Moscow magistrates’ court district depends on the complete address, including the street, building number, block and structure. Static contact tables become outdated quickly, so the official Moscow service should be used immediately before filing.

In brief

Enter the complete Moscow address in the official territorial-jurisdiction service. It identifies the court district; then verify the district number, current address, contacts, office hours and filing method on the official magistrates’ portal.

471

court districts

The total displayed by the official Moscow magistrates’ portal when checked on 9 August 2026.

35

judicial regions

The magistrates’ districts are organised within Moscow district-court boundaries.

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complete address

Include the building, block and structure where they form part of the address.

How to identify the correct district

Check subject-matter jurisdiction

First confirm that the claim is within a magistrate judge’s legal competence.

Identify the territorial rule

A civil claim is generally filed at the defendant’s address, but Russian law also provides alternative, exclusive and contractual jurisdiction.

Enter the complete address

Use the street, building, block and structure. Searching only by administrative district may produce the wrong court.

Verify current details

Check the reception address, telephone, email, office hours and filing method on the official district page immediately before filing.

Moscow judicial regions

The official Moscow courts portal groups territorial jurisdiction under the following 35 district courts:

Showing all 35 judicial regions
Babushkinsky
Basmanny
Butyrsky
Gagarinsky
Golovinsky
Dorogomilovsky
Zamoskvoretsky
Zelenogradsky
Zyuzinsky
Izmailovsky
Koptevsky
Kuzminsky
Kuntsevsky
Lefortovsky
Lyublinsky
Meshchansky
Nagatinsky
Nikulinsky
Ostankinsky
Perovsky
Preobrazhensky
Presnensky
Savyolovsky
Simonovsky
Solntsevsky
Tagansky
Tverskoy
Timiryazevsky
Troitsky
Tushinsky
Khamovnichesky
Khoroshevsky
Cheryomushkinsky
Chertanovsky
Shcherbinsky
Why the old contact table was removed. Court districts can move, and telephone numbers, email addresses and temporary hearing locations change. The former table contained 429 rows while the official portal currently reports 471 districts. A direct route to the official service is safer than republishing unverified contacts.

What to verify before filing

  • the court-district number and judicial region;
  • the current reception and postal address;
  • office hours and the available filing method;
  • subject-matter and territorial jurisdiction;
  • the court fee and current payment details.

Frequently asked questions

Can the district be identified from the Moscow administrative district alone?

Not reliably. Boundaries follow particular streets and buildings, so the official service requires a complete address.

Whose address should be used?

The defendant’s address is generally relevant, but special jurisdiction rules apply to certain claims. Identify the applicable procedural rule first.

Why can an old document show a different court district?

Court structures and boundaries have changed. Use the current official search result for a new filing rather than an old payment form or saved table.

Where can case information be checked?

The official portal provides a separate case search in Russian.

Official sources

Related guidance

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An initial consultation can review the type of claim, the applicable territorial rule and the filing documents.

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