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Do I need a foreign passport in 2009 to cross the Russia-Ukraine border?
It is known that previously a passport for a trip to Russia was not required. is that the case now? is there any change?
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Well, of course, you don't need a passport! Come calmly for 3 days, no more ... and then you need local registration. But you can come to Crimea for 3 months without registration and with a Russian passport. Gulya
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answered 16 years ago
So far, everything is still)) so far))) with such a situation, it is not clear what to expect in the future)))) we hope for the best ... international passport. visa ... to Russia ???!! ((it will be "not good"
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answered 16 years ago
Hmm .... Damn ... I have a friend, his grandmother who lives in Ukraine says that a passport is needed, and my girlfriend who also lives in Ukraine says that she is not needed. So I'm going to Ukraine in the summer, what should I do? To make a border or not?
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answered 16 years ago
Yes, of course you don't need to. My sister lives in Moscow and every year comes to the Crimea for the whole summer with her children growing up. passport. Hello grandma!
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answered 16 years ago
Well, duck, she didn’t go in the summer of 2009 ... what if they changed it?
And then I'll go and tell me at the border
-Turn around dear human and go away =)) And I will bow at my feet and go back =)) That will be laughter =)))
And then I'll go and tell me at the border
-Turn around dear human and go away =)) And I will bow at my feet and go back =)) That will be laughter =)))
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answered 16 years ago
Humorist! They won't sell you a ticket if you grew up. Passport will not be needed for purchase. Look less grew up. Media and then you will understand that Crimea is waiting for all Russians. See you on the seashore, ha!
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answered 16 years ago
Yep, agreed! But I'm not by train or plane, I'm hitchhiking ... you just need to drive 2500 km to Ukraine ... =)))
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answered 16 years ago
Do I need a passport to enter Russia from Ukraine in 2009? The time count starts from the moment you enter the Russian side???
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answered 16 years ago
Tell me, plz, in 2009 do you need a passport to travel from Russia to Ukraine (to Odessa)?
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answered 16 years ago
And in the end, you still need a passport or not. I don't understand anything. Maybe a lawyer can advise. And then I decided to go to Kyiv, but now I don’t know.
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answered 15 years ago
So no one knows?? I just read that it seems to be needed ... on other sites they write that it is not. My boyfriend lives in Russia. Should I do abroad? Will he make it to August?
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answered 15 years ago
To go to Ukraine, a foreign passport is NOT NEEDED (from personal experience).
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answered 15 years ago
A foreign passport is not needed, and if you have one, you can travel either on it or on a regular passport.
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answered 15 years ago
The people of Crimea and Ukraine are different things for Crimea it is not necessary to be abroad because it is an Autonomous Republic, but sometimes Kyiv is needed sometimes not
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answered 15 years ago
ENTRY TO THE TERRITORY OF UKRAINE AND DEPARTURE FROM UKRAINE
Citizens of Ukraine and Russia, regardless of the purpose of the trip, can cross the Russian-Ukrainian border using the following basic identity documents and confirming citizenship:
For citizens of Ukraine
For citizens of Russia
1. Passport of a citizen of Ukraine (national internal)
2. Passport of a citizen of the former USSR with an insert, certificate, (mark) on citizenship of the Russian Federation or a text on belonging to Russian citizenship, or with a stamp on registration on the territory of the Russian Federation as of 06.02.92
3. Passport of a citizen of Ukraine for traveling abroad
4. Passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation (national internal)
5. Birth certificate of a citizen of Ukraine (for children under 16)
6. Birth certificate of a citizen of the Russian Federation (for children under 14 years old)
7. Travel document of a child (citizen of Ukraine)
8. Passport of a Russian citizen for traveling abroad
9. Service passport of a citizen of Ukraine
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Service passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation
11. Certificate of return to Ukraine (only for entry into Ukraine)
12. Certificate of return to Russia (only for entry into the Russian Federation)
Citizens of Ukraine and Russia, regardless of the purpose of the trip, can cross the Russian-Ukrainian border using the following basic identity documents and confirming citizenship:
For citizens of Ukraine
For citizens of Russia
1. Passport of a citizen of Ukraine (national internal)
2. Passport of a citizen of the former USSR with an insert, certificate, (mark) on citizenship of the Russian Federation or a text on belonging to Russian citizenship, or with a stamp on registration on the territory of the Russian Federation as of 06.02.92
3. Passport of a citizen of Ukraine for traveling abroad
4. Passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation (national internal)
5. Birth certificate of a citizen of Ukraine (for children under 16)
6. Birth certificate of a citizen of the Russian Federation (for children under 14 years old)
7. Travel document of a child (citizen of Ukraine)
8. Passport of a Russian citizen for traveling abroad
9. Service passport of a citizen of Ukraine
ten.
Service passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation
11. Certificate of return to Ukraine (only for entry into Ukraine)
12. Certificate of return to Russia (only for entry into the Russian Federation)
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answered 15 years ago
Excuse me, what does "Certificate of Return to Russia (only for entry into the Russian Federation)" mean - is this in addition to the passport of the Russian Federation?
What if I want to enter Ukraine from another country and then to Russia using my internal Russian passport? (I will then have no certificate of entry from Ukraine to Russia)
What if I want to enter Ukraine from another country and then to Russia using my internal Russian passport? (I will then have no certificate of entry from Ukraine to Russia)
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answered 13 years ago