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Hooray! Now to your beloved Turkey without visas! A trifle, but oh-oh-very nice! :)))
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Wow, how much more time can pass before the ratification of the agreement... Remember how long the saga with the abolition of Israeli visas dragged on.
Yes, and the decision of the president is somehow spontaneous - after all, before the new year, Azarov actually rejected such a proposal from the Turks.
Yes, and the decision of the president is somehow spontaneous - after all, before the new year, Azarov actually rejected such a proposal from the Turks.
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answered 14 years ago
Did I miss something? :))) Is it canceled for Ukraine?
Russia did not wait for last year, although the dates have already been announced ...
Russia did not wait for last year, although the dates have already been announced ...
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answered 14 years ago
With Israel, it did not "stretch", but stretches. Intense negotiations began in March, the Israeli parliament adopted in June, and today visas have not yet been canceled. As for Turkey, the presidents announced today that they have reached an agreement. And then as usual. Working commissions, voting of deputies, by-laws. I would like to fly, but hardly.
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answered 14 years ago
Israel received information that since the beginning of February
tyagomotina ends, in Turkey - I don’t make marks
strain.
tyagomotina ends, in Turkey - I don’t make marks
strain.
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answered 14 years ago
On February 9, 2011 the Agreement between the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and the Government of the State of Israel on waiver of visa requirements for persons holding passports or service passports of Ukraine and the State of Israel, signed on July 21, 2010 in Jerusalem and approved by Resolution of 15.09. 2010 №837.
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answered 14 years ago
"me marks not
strain"
And they strain me, it's $ 90 for three.
Cut them off or not? Trifle? Not stressful?
strain"
And they strain me, it's $ 90 for three.
Cut them off or not? Trifle? Not stressful?
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answered 14 years ago
I fully support papa74. And there is still time before the trip to Turkey, let everything settle down. :)))
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answered 14 years ago
Rara74, I agree - strained. But as I understand it, there will be more privileges for the Turks, and not for us. They
after all, visas are taken at the consulate of Ukraine.
after all, visas are taken at the consulate of Ukraine.
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answered 14 years ago
Well, what does "more" mean? The agreements are mutual. In addition, I think that more of our people fly to Turkey than Turkish people fly to us :))
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answered 14 years ago
yes, I would very much like to do it faster, but we have to accept some kind of disgusting thing for the people, we are quick, and we can cancel visas, God forbid, by the next season they will have time, so we pay 30 dollars from the nose, but could this money be used for excursions to spend
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answered 14 years ago
What does it mean more? For the Turks, they will not go to the consulate of Ukraine or send documents, and the Turks have plans for us to build the Crimea, there are probably no builders left of our own. And we, perhaps, which I'm not very sure about, will not pay for stamps. In the meantime, let's wait-
"pobachima"
"pobachima"
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answered 14 years ago
Well, it means that there was a one-sided "distortion" - we don't need to go to the Turkish embassy for visas. Now it will be the same... Well, I think.
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answered 14 years ago
I also heard the news today - I was delighted! extra 30 ye in your pocket !!! that's the joy of our hucksters !!
I think it will be the same - as our people ride there, so do their people - here! they will not be able to work here, only if they are illegal immigrants - permission is needed, and they will make entry visa-free for a maximum of 3 months.
I think it will be the same - as our people ride there, so do their people - here! they will not be able to work here, only if they are illegal immigrants - permission is needed, and they will make entry visa-free for a maximum of 3 months.
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answered 14 years ago
yes, 30 bucks for Ukraine is a lot, not a big price, but a cost. In 2010, visas were more expensive only for Canada - 60.
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answered 14 years ago
also happy
the last time we went with families with my sister (she has two children)
so 120 USD from their family - noticeably
the last time we went with families with my sister (she has two children)
so 120 USD from their family - noticeably
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answered 14 years ago
For example, I am more interested in relations with Turkey than with Israel. Therefore, if they really canceled, I would be very happy. It is really significant for a family to pay for a visa.
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answered 14 years ago
From February 9, departure to Israel for citizens of Ukraine is visa-free. Almost a year has passed.
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answered 14 years ago
"For example, I'm more interested in relations with Turkey than with Israel."
Me too.
Me too.
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answered 14 years ago
Pachok, Lena_Elena +1
even if I have relatives in Israel, this country does not attract me =))
even if I have relatives in Israel, this country does not attract me =))
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answered 14 years ago
I wrote about Israel at the very beginning of the thread as an example of how long the procedure for abolishing the visa regime takes.
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answered 14 years ago
By the way, when I wrote about brands that I didn’t strain, this
It was about the paperwork and the time spent, not the cost. And the procedure is "it's a long business."
It was about the paperwork and the time spent, not the cost. And the procedure is "it's a long business."
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answered 14 years ago
HotLine, we all understood that this was an example of a procedure, and I just said about Israel, because in fact they are interested in the countries where you go on vacation. Well, it would be good if neighboring countries became more accessible, for example, the same Bulgaria, Poland.
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answered 14 years ago
And I thought that here is a branch of assessing the situation with visas to Turkey.
It turned out that the branch - "and I'm interested in countries" and "I would like to."
Poland has been in Schengen since 2008, and Bulgaria is going to by the end of 2011.
Therefore, it makes no sense to expect accessibility from them. We need to go there.
It turned out that the branch - "and I'm interested in countries" and "I would like to."
Poland has been in Schengen since 2008, and Bulgaria is going to by the end of 2011.
Therefore, it makes no sense to expect accessibility from them. We need to go there.
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answered 14 years ago