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I was a citizen of Ukraine and used to fly with a Ukrainian passport, three weeks ago I received a Russian passport and the other day I booked a tour to Turkey, naturally I don’t have time to get a Russian passport, can I fly to Turkey using the old Ukrainian foreign passport ???
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How long until the expiration date of the Ukrainian passport? What data did you provide to the agency: data of a Ukrainian passport or a Russian passport? It is important.
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answered 11 years ago
I think there will be problems. A foreign passport belongs to a citizen of Ukraine, and you are already a citizen of another country, Russia! Dual citizenship is prohibited in Ukraine.
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answered 11 years ago
Waldemar - but in Russia it is allowed
I have a friend who has been a citizen of both Ukraine and the UK for many years. England has nothing against (like Russia, it seems) dual citizenship, and therefore, when receiving his girlfriend, she did not refuse Ukrainian.
like the same scheme in Russia.
I have a friend who has been a citizen of both Ukraine and the UK for many years. England has nothing against (like Russia, it seems) dual citizenship, and therefore, when receiving his girlfriend, she did not refuse Ukrainian.
like the same scheme in Russia.
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answered 11 years ago
dual citizenship is prohibited, but it is not "illegal". so no one will do anything on this issue
if bender.13-13 renounced Ukrainian citizenship, then his Ukrainian passport is no longer valid
if you left the Ukrainian - you can fly on a Ukrainian passport
if bender.13-13 renounced Ukrainian citizenship, then his Ukrainian passport is no longer valid
if you left the Ukrainian - you can fly on a Ukrainian passport
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answered 11 years ago
By the way, where, in what law did you find a ban on dual citizenship for Ukrainians. We did not find it. Maybe in by-laws somewhere?
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answered 11 years ago
For Ukraine, dual citizenship is a very sensitive issue. Khokhols are afraid that Russian citizens will all take the citizenship of Russia, all Jews are also of Israel ... But they are all citizens anyway!
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answered 11 years ago
And here from the Internet: Many people confuse the prohibition of dual citizenship with the loss of Ukrainian citizenship when a Ukrainian acquires the citizenship of another state. Indeed, in Art. 19 of the Law on Citizenship clearly states that the basis for the loss of citizenship of Ukraine is the voluntary acquisition of citizenship of another state (and the obligation for a citizen of Ukraine to notify). This means that if the state finds out that you are the owner of a passport of another state, you will automatically lose your Ukrainian citizenship. And if you do not know, then you can live in peace, because states usually do not exchange information about their citizens (exceptions may be issues of national security, but only with the consent of both parties).
Neither the Criminal Code of Ukraine nor the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses establishes liability for failure to notify a citizen of Ukraine of the acquisition of citizenship of another country.
And here the case is exactly as Anetka says: If he renounced Ukrainian citizenship, then his Ukrainian passport is no longer valid and the attempt to fly away according to this document can be interpreted differently by border guards. But it is clear that they will not release.
Neither the Criminal Code of Ukraine nor the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses establishes liability for failure to notify a citizen of Ukraine of the acquisition of citizenship of another country.
And here the case is exactly as Anetka says: If he renounced Ukrainian citizenship, then his Ukrainian passport is no longer valid and the attempt to fly away according to this document can be interpreted differently by border guards. But it is clear that they will not release.
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answered 11 years ago
But it is clear that they will not be released
Sorry, you will fly from Russia ... They will let you out!
Sorry, you will fly from Russia ... They will let you out!
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answered 11 years ago
By the way, in Ukraine there is also a law about mercenaries. Those who left on their own and work abroad (military pilots, military specialists) violate the law of Ukraine, criminal liability!
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answered 11 years ago
valdemar2011, are you talking about the military? I don’t know about the military, but ordinary workers do not violate anything Ukrainian (!), if they cease to be residents of Ukraine, and for this you just need to live in Ukraine 183 days a year, and more in another country. It can be less if the "center of vital interests" (family or work most often) is outside Ukraine. Then he is obliged to pay taxes no longer in Ukraine, but in another country. You don’t pay taxes even there, you got there illegally, these are not Ukraine’s problems anymore ;-)
What exactly is a criminal?
What exactly is a criminal?
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