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please tell me, I heard a new law in Russia that a child needs a separate passport, and I am from Ukraine, my daughter is inscribed in my passport, can I go like this?
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Of course you can, I arrived from Turkey on May 11, the child is inscribed in my passport.
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answered 14 years ago
Nothing has changed in Ukraine. Passports are issued from the age of 18. Children up to 18 years of age travel on a children's travel card or according to an entry in the parent's passport. From the age of 5, a photograph must be pasted.
Changes in Russia are connected with the fact that so-called biometric passports are issued there. It is impossible to enter anyone in them - the meaning of biometrics is lost. A modern approach, but it has side effects. Passports are needed even for babies. Imagine a passport with a photo, for example, 2 months old and then the child travels on it for 5 years.
Changes in Russia are connected with the fact that so-called biometric passports are issued there. It is impossible to enter anyone in them - the meaning of biometrics is lost. A modern approach, but it has side effects. Passports are needed even for babies. Imagine a passport with a photo, for example, 2 months old and then the child travels on it for 5 years.
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answered 14 years ago
You yourself said that you are from Ukraine. what does Russia have to do with it? We do not have such a law, so feel free to go!
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answered 14 years ago
We returned from Turkey on May 6: Two children aged 3 and 11 were entered in my passport, there was no photo for the youngest yet, a 17-year-old daughter was issued a children's travel document, because in the passport of children write off those who are under 16.
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answered 14 years ago