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I am a citizen of Ukraine, studying at a Moscow college, can I safely cross the Russian border through Istanbul?
I am a citizen of Ukraine, studying at a Moscow college, can I safely cross the Russian border through Istanbul?
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We were in September, it’s very hot this year, I would go again now, our father is even cheaper, go while there is such an opportunity, you won’t regret it, everything else is garbage))
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answered 4 years ago
https://www.iatatravelcentre.com/world.php
If I understand correctly, you will not be able to return to the Russian Federation
If I understand correctly, you will not be able to return to the Russian Federation
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answered 4 years ago
According to the IATA Travel Center dated 03.10.2020, entry into the Russian Federation is prohibited for everyone, except for citizens of the Russian Federation and the list of countries https://www.iatatravelcentre.com/world.php, published on the IATA website. Ukraine is not included in it at the moment.
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answered 4 years ago
dianakovgan2002,
if there is no "reason" from the list, you can cross the border with the Russian Federation only for transit to another country.
as far as I know, neither study nor work (even if there is a patent) is the basis for some reason
if there is no "reason" from the list, you can cross the border with the Russian Federation only for transit to another country.
as far as I know, neither study nor work (even if there is a patent) is the basis for some reason
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answered 4 years ago
avramon65
Did you understand what kind of nonsense you wrote? And what does this have to do with the question?
Did you understand what kind of nonsense you wrote? And what does this have to do with the question?
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answered 4 years ago
There is a high probability that they will not be allowed back into the Russian Federation later. I wouldn't risk it.
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answered 4 years ago
There must be documents that the border guard considers sufficient for entry into the Russian Federation. My daughter flew from Turkey to Russia the day before yesterday with her husband, a citizen of the Russian Federation, and a baby, a citizen of the Russian Federation. And there was a hitch because of her blue passport. She provided a marriage certificate and a birth certificate of a child, they were photographed right at the registration desk (a separate employee approached, spoke Russian), sent to Moscow for confirmation.
I made a little noise there, saying that the child is returning to his homeland, they cannot but let him in, and with him the nursing mother. And this employee tells me - yesterday there was the same family here, but the names of the mother and child were different and she was not allowed to enter.
THEY WERE NOT ALLOWED to enter the mother of the child, a citizen of the Russian Federation, in the presence of a birth certificate, where all these names were indicated!
On the topic of the question - you should ask the college for documents allowing you to enter to study. You may need to declare your entry to the border guard in advance.
Everyone in college should know this, you're not alone there.
I made a little noise there, saying that the child is returning to his homeland, they cannot but let him in, and with him the nursing mother. And this employee tells me - yesterday there was the same family here, but the names of the mother and child were different and she was not allowed to enter.
THEY WERE NOT ALLOWED to enter the mother of the child, a citizen of the Russian Federation, in the presence of a birth certificate, where all these names were indicated!
On the topic of the question - you should ask the college for documents allowing you to enter to study. You may need to declare your entry to the border guard in advance.
Everyone in college should know this, you're not alone there.
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answered 4 years ago
You are not the only foreigner studying there. Surely they have information about how their foreign students enter
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answered 4 years ago
Apyatka, I know exactly such a case with non-entry to Romania and Hungary ... it’s blatant for us, for them it’s a fool Lex
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answered 4 years ago
It's a pity that the forum only has a "Like" button. Missing "Dislike"
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answered 4 years ago
"Apyatka, does your daughter have a residence permit?"
No. Residence permit only.
No. Residence permit only.
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answered 4 years ago
yes, rp for some reason is not a "base". like a patent, and study.
insanity, I think. in this case, lex is really - dura)))
insanity, I think. in this case, lex is really - dura)))
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answered 4 years ago
Apyatka, you can go to Russia as a grandmother of a Russian citizen on a visa for relatives. I don't know how it works yet, but you can apply for a visa through public services.
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answered 4 years ago