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Is it possible to enter with a Ukrainian passport, but at the same time already having a residence permit in the Russian Federation?
Is it possible to enter with a Ukrainian passport, but at the same time already having a residence permit in the Russian Federation?
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Is it possible to leave for Baku with a residence permit in the Russian Federation using a new generation Ukrainian passport?
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answered 8 years ago
With a valid passport of Ukraine with a validity period of more than 3 months, of course you can. Residence permit is irrelevant
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answered 8 years ago
Now, if there was a Russian passport, then there could be problems, Azerbaijan does not recognize the territory of Crimea as Russian, de jure it is Ukraine
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answered 8 years ago
It is desirable that there are no entry stamps of Armenia in this passport.
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answered 8 years ago
As for the entry stamps of Armenia - stupidity. Let despite any stamps.
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answered 8 years ago
It is stupidity to deny the facts of additional questions and even turns on the Azerbaijani border. I'm not saying that everyone is wrapped up without exception, the majority are missed. But it is better to visit Armenia after Azerbaijan.
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answered 8 years ago
Maybe it’s better from Barnaul, but our office in the Caucasus covers 3 countries - Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, and a lot of people constantly travel back and forth, en masse, and invite them to visit. A stamp on visiting Armenia did not prevent anyone from entering Azerbaijan, and vice versa.
And the excuse that they ask additional questions, or which is "better" - well, when entering Schengen, they can also ask questions, both when entering Russia and the United States.
For a normal traveler, the fact that 1-2 questions will be asked is not a cause for concern.
If you are afraid of questions, then it is better not to go anywhere at all. And then after all, they can also ask questions on the way back, when you leave. The day before yesterday I saw a man being interrogated for about 5 minutes when leaving Katowice, some kind of horror is simple :)
And the excuse that they ask additional questions, or which is "better" - well, when entering Schengen, they can also ask questions, both when entering Russia and the United States.
For a normal traveler, the fact that 1-2 questions will be asked is not a cause for concern.
If you are afraid of questions, then it is better not to go anywhere at all. And then after all, they can also ask questions on the way back, when you leave. The day before yesterday I saw a man being interrogated for about 5 minutes when leaving Katowice, some kind of horror is simple :)
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answered 8 years ago
kolyan_cat, I remember that you are an expert on all topics))) and I am glad that your colleagues are allowed to enter Azerbaijan without questions after Armenia. But the problem of Nagorno-Karabakh exists, and it is better not to shake Armenia's stamp in front of the Azerbaijani border guards, there is a deplorable experience.
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answered 8 years ago
There is no need to translate the arrows, visiting Nagorno-Karabakh is one thing, the stamps of Armenia are another.
If there is information about a visit to Nagorno-Karabakh, then yes, they will deploy it and do it right.
Entry stamps to Armenia are different.
If there is information about a visit to Nagorno-Karabakh, then yes, they will deploy it and do it right.
Entry stamps to Armenia are different.
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answered 8 years ago
A one-time visit to Armenia is not a reason for refusing entry to Azerbaijan. But if you have visited Armenia 10 times within 2 years and Azerbaijan for the first time, then of course they will not let you in. Persons with Armenian roots and Armenian surnames are also not allowed in. Also the persons who visited the occupied territories of Azerbaijan. Also not allowed. The only citizens of Iran who visited Armenia are not given visas to enter Azerbaijan.
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answered 8 years ago
In general, in order to avoid misunderstandings, it is better to go to Azerbaijan before Armenia.
And, as I understand it, Nagorno-Karabakh still cannot be entered from the side of Azerbaijan?
And, as I understand it, Nagorno-Karabakh still cannot be entered from the side of Azerbaijan?
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answered 8 years ago