The Europa Lander is a proposed orbiter/lander by the Russian Federal Space Agency designed to study the Jovian Moon system, and explore Europa.

The Europa Lander would be launched on 2020 with a planned arrival on the year 2024. The probe would be part of the Europa Jupiter System Mission which is being planned to study the Jovian Moon system, and the planet Jupiter. The orbiter is expected to perform 13 flybys of Ganymede, and 4 flybys of Callisto. The orbiter is expected to carry up to 50 kg of scientific instruments, and the lander is expected to carry up to 70 kg of scientific instruments. The mission would be launched on top of the Proton M rocket. The mission would use parts that would be used in the Fobos-Grunt mission. The lander is expected to research the ocean underneath the ice sheet of Europa. It is also expected to research Europa's ice sheet, and atmosphere. It is designed to help confirm the former results from the Pioneer, Voyager, Galileo, and ground-based telescope observations. The orbiter however is expected to do several flybys of other Jovian Moons before being put in a permanent insertion around Europa.