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I am 17 years old, can I come to Crimea from Ukraine on my own with a passport? I understand that the Ukrainian will miss 100 percent, but what about Russia?
I am 17 years old, can I come to Crimea from Ukraine on my own with a passport? I understand that the Ukrainian will miss 100 percent, but what about Russia?
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In 2019, the rules allow Ukrainians to enter and leave by presenting any civil document at the established checkpoint - an internal passport or a foreign one. And also the law allows the presentation of a service and diplomatic passport, a maritime certificate, and a travel card for a child "...
"Ukrainian citizens under the age of 16 travel to Crimea using a travel document (children's passport) or an entry in the passport of the parent accompanying the child. A child's birth certificate is not enough."
You already have 16, respectively, paragraph No. 1 applies to you.
"Ukrainian citizens under the age of 16 travel to Crimea using a travel document (children's passport) or an entry in the passport of the parent accompanying the child. A child's birth certificate is not enough."
You already have 16, respectively, paragraph No. 1 applies to you.
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