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I am a citizen of Russia, I have an invitation to Ukraine. Will I be able, having arrived in Ukraine, to buy a tour with my fiancé there and fly out of Kyiv?
I am a citizen of Russia, I have an invitation to Ukraine. Will I be able, having arrived in Ukraine, to buy a tour with my fiancé there and fly out of Kyiv?
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if you are a traditional couple, that is, you are a girl and not a guy, then you can.
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answered 4 years ago
You will be allowed into Ukraine even without an invitation from the groom. But you will definitely need a negative PCR test 72 hours before entry and an insurance policy issued by a Ukrainian insurance company or a foreign insurance company that has a representative office in Ukraine. They will also let both of them into Turkey without any problems. But a negative PCR test is also required 72 hours before boarding the plane.
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answered 4 years ago
This is the second time you've asked, the last time you answered everything. Please post back later how it went.
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answered 4 years ago
Turkey will cancel the requirement for PCR tests for air passengers from Ukraine from May 15
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Even doubts me. Are they taking ours? Our. Do they require a certificate at the entrance to the Boryspil terminal? Require. What will really change from May 15? "Let me through without help, I'm going to Turkey"?
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Even doubts me. Are they taking ours? Our. Do they require a certificate at the entrance to the Boryspil terminal? Require. What will really change from May 15? "Let me through without help, I'm going to Turkey"?
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answered 4 years ago
There are no Russian citizens on the list to cancel PCR. Not sure if
if the Russians arrive from Ukraine, they will not need a test.
Most likely, as the border guards take the passport in their hands, they will ask for a test
if the Russians arrive from Ukraine, they will not need a test.
Most likely, as the border guards take the passport in their hands, they will ask for a test
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answered 4 years ago
Turkish authorities cancel the requirements for PCR tests from May 15, 2021 for passengers flying from Ukraine
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I don't see the word "citizenship" in this sentence.
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I don't see the word "citizenship" in this sentence.
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answered 4 years ago
Formally yes.
But the airlines will be watching - the question is whether they will put on a flight,
arguing that if the Turks do not let them through, they will return the passenger at their own expense.
So, it would be interesting to hear how it goes.
And will they let them into Ukraine at the invitation of the groom, before it was only for
next of kin - parents, children and husband-wife.
In addition to flights, the young ladies have no problems there. But there are no direct flights through Belarus
But the airlines will be watching - the question is whether they will put on a flight,
arguing that if the Turks do not let them through, they will return the passenger at their own expense.
So, it would be interesting to hear how it goes.
And will they let them into Ukraine at the invitation of the groom, before it was only for
next of kin - parents, children and husband-wife.
In addition to flights, the young ladies have no problems there. But there are no direct flights through Belarus
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answered 4 years ago
Arrived from Turkey today. No one requires a PCR test at the entrance to the Boryspil terminal. The test is asked to be presented only at the front desk. Nowhere else! In Turkey, only passports at the border control. We showed neither PCR tests nor HES codes anywhere in Turkey. Today, at the entrance to the Antalya airport, we also did not scan the HES codes, although they said that without them we could not enter the airport. It is possible that they will be needed at the entrance to the shopping center, but during the period of our rest, the shopping centers were closed.
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answered 4 years ago
Russian border guards.
Do they think the reason for leaving is good enough?
Do they think the reason for leaving is good enough?
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answered 4 years ago
You are confusing something. There is no reason to leave. This is required for entry.
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answered 4 years ago
Have you crossed the border yourself in the coming week?
If so, where?
If so, where?
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answered 4 years ago
vadim.nes, but what, is it necessary to cross the border in order to know the rules for crossing it? In the next week I plan to cross the border to Vnukovo. Prior to this, the vacation was in January.
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answered 4 years ago
Then I apologize.
I was talking about land border crossings
I don't know anything about flights to Ukraine
I heard there are no direct flights.
But what I don't know I don't say
I was talking about land border crossings
I don't know anything about flights to Ukraine
I heard there are no direct flights.
But what I don't know I don't say
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answered 4 years ago
There is no difference, ground or air, the rules are the same. From land crossings - a colleague traveled to Belarus for May. One of my friends also tried to go to Ukraine, but that was a couple of months ago, it was the Ukrainian border guards who didn’t let her through. Situations of "non-release" across the ground Russian-Ukrainian border are 95% connected precisely with the fact that the Ukrainian side did not let them in. The Russian border guard may not let him out, if only a citizen of the Russian Federation has messed up somewhere, for example, he is wanted or a request has been received from the FSSP due to debts (for example, for a communal apartment or alimony).
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answered 4 years ago