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Good afternoon. I don't know who to contact with the question, I hope you can help. Let's say I'm a citizen of Ukraine, but I don't have a Ukrainian passport. recently received Russian citizenship, but has not yet received a regular passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation. Can I fly abroad from Russia with a Russian passport? Will there be any problems at passport control?
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If you have a Russian passport, then fly on it, the same document with a photo, no one will ask you about the internal one. And don’t tell anyone that you are a citizen or were a citizen of Ukraine.
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answered 12 years ago
Sure you can. You have a completely legal document, and no one needs an internal passport abroad, even its name is speaking - internal.
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answered 12 years ago
of course you can fly on a Russian passport. Many people leave their internal passport at home)))
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answered 12 years ago
Friends, thank you very much for your answers! It’s just that I’m worried about the question - will they be able to, roughly speaking, “track” with this foreign passport (I don’t understand this, maybe there are some bases that they check) that I haven’t refused the second (Ukrainian) until now citizenship?
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answered 12 years ago
And who needs it to track you?)))
We have a lot of people with two, and even three citizenships.
We have a lot of people with two, and even three citizenships.
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answered 12 years ago
They can track you if government agencies (Ministry of Internal Affairs, FSB) are interested in you and begin to comprehensively check. If you have not "inherited" anywhere, who needs to check the second citizenship?
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answered 12 years ago
Dual citizenship is prohibited in Ukraine, in the Russian Federation it is allowed, as far as I know. No one will tell you whether the special services of states exchange data.
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answered 12 years ago
If you have Russian citizenship (there is an official notification), then this is known to the Russian border service. A passport is issued to citizens of the country. In Russia, dual citizenship is allowed, but this is also done officially. As I understand it, your Ukrainian citizenship is not known to the Russian authorities... I think that this issue needs to be clarified at a more competent level...
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answered 12 years ago