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Ukrainian. I plan to go to Moscow for 3 days. The passport is valid until 08/04/19. I plan to return on 24.07. Will there be any difficulties? You need to travel with your passport!
Ukrainian. I plan to go to Moscow for 3 days. The passport is valid until 08/04/19. I plan to return on 24.07. Will there be any difficulties? You need to travel with your passport!
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I also traveled abroad by train from Vladimir to Moscow, there is nothing unusual in this.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka, I "ran wild" completely, for ten years everywhere by car, I forgot that there are trains, planes.
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answered 5 years ago
In the meantime, the author of the question abruptly "changed his citizenship" ... Apparently, after all, he will not go from Novosibirsk.
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answered 5 years ago
I will go from Kyiv!! Citizen of Ukraine. I don't know why Novosibirsk exhibited
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answered 5 years ago
Nevermind. For visa-free trips to the Russian Federation, the passport must be valid for the dates of the trip, so everything is ok, our border guards will let you in.
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answered 5 years ago
"You need to travel with a passport!" - it is a question or a statement. You can also travel to Moscow from Ukraine using internal passports.
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answered 5 years ago
"You need to travel with a passport!" - it is a question or a statement.
This phrase is a statement, as there is a dot at the end.
You need to travel with your passport!
This phrase is a statement, and an emotional one, since there is an exclamation mark at the end.
This phrase is a statement, as there is a dot at the end.
You need to travel with your passport!
This phrase is a statement, and an emotional one, since there is an exclamation mark at the end.
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answered 5 years ago
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So I read it as a statement .. so it can be assumed that the author is going to fly from Moscow for a short time somewhere else. Specify the validity period of the passport. Then it would be worth recalling that different countries have different attitudes towards the validity of a passport when entering their country.
So I read it as a statement .. so it can be assumed that the author is going to fly from Moscow for a short time somewhere else. Specify the validity period of the passport. Then it would be worth recalling that different countries have different attitudes towards the validity of a passport when entering their country.
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answered 5 years ago
Anything can be assumed here. Maybe a person has simply lost his internal passport, so he travels to a foreign country.
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answered 5 years ago
I had the experience of flying through Moscow to Tunisia in February 2015, different airlines, i.e. I passed the border with Russia at the airport and also back. So my passport was supposed to end in June 2015, and the tour was in February, I received an official letter from TO Coral from their Moscow office to change my passport, because there may be problems on the way back from Tunisia to Moscow. They explained that for Tunisia, the validity of a passport is all OK less than six months, for Russia, the validity of a foreign passport should be more than six months
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answered 5 years ago
Well hello to the travel agency, as they say... Let them read the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation and do not confuse the requirements for a passport for visa and visa-free entry.
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