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Is it possible to cross the border of Poland to Kaliningrad with a Ukrainian foreigner, and on the Russian one - show a Russian passport (not a foreigner)?
The fact is that I have a Crimean residence permit and I can apply for a visa only in Ukraine.
But then there are problems with delivery to the Crimea.
And I thought it would be convenient to use a transport company in Kaliningrad.
But then there are problems with delivery to the Crimea.
And I thought it would be convenient to use a transport company in Kaliningrad.
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Apyatka,
But is it possible to cross the Russian border on an internal passport?
But is it possible to cross the Russian border on an internal passport?
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answered 3 years ago
On the Crimean border it is possible. I wonder how on the border with Kaliningrad ...
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answered 3 years ago
No, using a Russian internal passport, you can enter Russia only directly from those countries with which the relevant agreements have been concluded. Therefore, from Ukraine it is possible, but not from Poland.
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka why not from Poland? A citizen of Russia cannot be prevented from entering Russia with any passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation.
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answered 3 years ago
YaSlavnaYa home, that is, in the country of citizenship, you can enter with any passport.
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka, no, you can’t do it like that, they will demand a foreigner from him. Why not, I already wrote.
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka
That is, a citizen of Russia, if he does not have a foreigner, cannot enter Russia? Should he first (abroad) receive a foreign passport, and then just go home? But what about - "A citizen of the Russian Federation has the right to freely return to the Russian Federation."?)
Are you confusing exit and entry? Departure - yes, only abroad, except for some countries.
You may be right, but I don't understand how it works in practice. So a citizen of the Russian Federation came to the border of the Russian Federation, and he was denied entry? They say - go back to Poland?
That is, a citizen of Russia, if he does not have a foreigner, cannot enter Russia? Should he first (abroad) receive a foreign passport, and then just go home? But what about - "A citizen of the Russian Federation has the right to freely return to the Russian Federation."?)
Are you confusing exit and entry? Departure - yes, only abroad, except for some countries.
You may be right, but I don't understand how it works in practice. So a citizen of the Russian Federation came to the border of the Russian Federation, and he was denied entry? They say - go back to Poland?
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka, oddly enough, but on the border of Ukraine they demand foreign...
I understand that sounds strange. and I think that, of course, they will let me into the country. but I also think that they will ask where the foreigner is and how a person left the country without him. that is, the blood will spoil
I understand that sounds strange. and I think that, of course, they will let me into the country. but I also think that they will ask where the foreigner is and how a person left the country without him. that is, the blood will spoil
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka, nope, I'm not confused. Here the iron logic is sewn into the legislation. If a person left for a state (Poland), with which there is no agreement on mutual trips on internal passports, then the person has a foreign traveler, and he will return home using a foreign traveler. If a person has lost a foreigner, he applies to the consulate of the Russian Federation.
You can argue and be indignant, but such rules apply.
You can argue and be indignant, but such rules apply.
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answered 3 years ago
YaSlavnaYa You can enter Ukraine internally. That's for sure) My daughter was moving in. No one is interested in how you got abroad, when entering your own country. You have the right to return home.
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka for the sake of argument)
The person entered Poland through a foreign country, of which he is also a citizen. 2 citizenship by Russia is not prohibited. But it is forbidden to enter the country on the foreigner of another country.
The person entered Poland through a foreign country, of which he is also a citizen. 2 citizenship by Russia is not prohibited. But it is forbidden to enter the country on the foreigner of another country.
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answered 3 years ago