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I wonder who stood on the border with Poland for how long during these May days?
I appeal to those who crossed the Ukraine-Poland border on the ground (by bus, car) on these May dates (April 27-30).
Write, if not difficult, how long the border took, was there a long queue, etc.
Every time in May we go by car and such "statistics" are very important for me for future trips.
Thanks a lot!
Write, if not difficult, how long the border took, was there a long queue, etc.
Every time in May we go by car and such "statistics" are very important for me for future trips.
Thanks a lot!
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I didn’t go myself, but my sister just returned from a bus tour. She said that on May 7, they stood at the border for almost 5 hours.
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answered 13 years ago
my small ones stood for half a day, but one child had problems with documents. we were driving back, the queue was long
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answered 13 years ago
It makes sense for statistics to specify the name of the transition, because there are far more than one of them, then for a bus it’s one thing, but for a car it’s another, the direction Poland-Ukraine also matters, from my practice, it’s usually somewhat faster than back.
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you, informative)))
The transition is not important to me (until someone passes it on April 29 in half an hour)))
It is the country of Poland that is important to me, as the first Schengen visa along the way and the time it takes to cross the border. Time from 3 hours to 6 is the expected average. But, if less than 3 hours or more than 6, then you can clarify the point)))))))
My experience is the other way around, there are far fewer people back, but there is a significant but. We leave, as a rule, through Hungary (Beregovo or Chop) and on the last day of the validity of the visa at 23 hours. It turns out that we are doing it intuitively correctly, because we have never stood on the way back for more than an hour. And often "flew" PP.
But it is always interesting, but are we doing the right thing, that we go with chigirs to the "clogged" checkpoints, and not go to Shegini.
It turns out right! This year, on 29/04, we spent exactly 1 hour and 15 minutes at the border.
The transition is not important to me (until someone passes it on April 29 in half an hour)))
It is the country of Poland that is important to me, as the first Schengen visa along the way and the time it takes to cross the border. Time from 3 hours to 6 is the expected average. But, if less than 3 hours or more than 6, then you can clarify the point)))))))
My experience is the other way around, there are far fewer people back, but there is a significant but. We leave, as a rule, through Hungary (Beregovo or Chop) and on the last day of the validity of the visa at 23 hours. It turns out that we are doing it intuitively correctly, because we have never stood on the way back for more than an hour. And often "flew" PP.
But it is always interesting, but are we doing the right thing, that we go with chigirs to the "clogged" checkpoints, and not go to Shegini.
It turns out right! This year, on 29/04, we spent exactly 1 hour and 15 minutes at the border.
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answered 13 years ago