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For children, the passport expires on 08/17/19. Will they let us in for a week from Ukraine to Crimea, if back we planned the 16th?
For children, the passport expires on 08/17/19. Will they let us in for a week from Ukraine to Crimea, if back we planned the 16th?
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Your question is not fully answered. Why are we talking about the Passport? It is not clear why you associate the Passport with a visit to the Crimea?
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answered 5 years ago
So the children seem to be able to cross the border between Ukraine and the Russian Federation as soon as they have a passport?
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answered 5 years ago
Understood ... we are talking about the passport of the child. Can enter and exit the Russian Federation up to the expiration date of the passport (including the last day of expiration).
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answered 5 years ago
fisun89
It is necessary to write more extensively so that it is clearer. Your children are 12..14 years old, my children are 41 years old. There is the concept of "International Passport of a Citizen" and "International Passport of a Child".
It is necessary to write more extensively so that it is clearer. Your children are 12..14 years old, my children are 41 years old. There is the concept of "International Passport of a Citizen" and "International Passport of a Child".
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answered 5 years ago
Let them in. Russia has a requirement for foreign passports for visa-free entry that the passport be valid for the dates of travel. No stock in 3-6 months is needed. And it does not matter whose passport it is: a child or an adult.
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answered 5 years ago
Thanks for the replies, it makes me feel better. And then vacation is on fire.
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answered 5 years ago
fisun89
There is one nuance. Yes, a child needs a document for entry - a Children's passport. (Child's passport). We found out that it is valid (for entry into the Russian Federation and exit from the Russian Federation) during the entire period of its validity. But parents can enter Crimea using their internal documents (internal passport of the Gr. of Ukraine). It is better for parents to go like this .. on internal passports.
There is one nuance. Yes, a child needs a document for entry - a Children's passport. (Child's passport). We found out that it is valid (for entry into the Russian Federation and exit from the Russian Federation) during the entire period of its validity. But parents can enter Crimea using their internal documents (internal passport of the Gr. of Ukraine). It is better for parents to go like this .. on internal passports.
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answered 5 years ago
They say that if internal passports are filled out by hand, and not in printed text, then claims may arise?
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answered 5 years ago
fisun89 I do not know these subtleties. I have an old passport, but it has printed text. Take a passport for insurance. If there is a hopeless situation, then show them.
The stamp of the Russian Federation at the Russian checkpoint in the Crimea will spoil your documents. You will have to issue new passports.
The stamp of the Russian Federation at the Russian checkpoint in the Crimea will spoil your documents. You will have to issue new passports.
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answered 5 years ago
Yes, Crimea is not the Russian Federation, so look at how to enter Crimea. Just type it into the Internet search so that there are no problems due to a misunderstanding of something.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka! I don’t want to delve into the current situation with Crimea and Donbass now, but the rules differ a little from entering the territory of Russia. Therefore, it is imperative to sort this out and preferably before the trip. The Internet is to help, and better are the official requirements for crossing the border with Crimea!
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answered 5 years ago
alex45, and what do you think I answered wrong ??? Ukrainians can enter Crimea with both an internal and a foreign passport, as long as it is valid for the dates of the trip. If you have any other version, please let me know.
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answered 5 years ago
We were in Crimea in May with a child. Indeed, to cross the border, you need a children's passport, they will put a mark there. But this is not scary) On the Ukrainian side at the border, adults gave a passport, so everything is checked faster. On the Russian side, they gave us our usual Ukrainian passport, and it didn’t matter if it was written by hand or in print. They did it so that we adults would not be stamped.
And more importantly, to cross the border, you need a notarized statement from the father of the children that he is not against the departure of the children. This is in case you will be traveling with children without a dad!
And more importantly, to cross the border, you need a notarized statement from the father of the children that he is not against the departure of the children. This is in case you will be traveling with children without a dad!
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answered 5 years ago
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