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Tell me, a tourist wants to fly to Turkey, but she has been abroad with her maiden name for 2 years already, will she fly from Kharkov, will they let her out?
Tell me, a tourist wants to fly to Turkey, but she has been abroad with her maiden name for 2 years already, will she fly from Kharkov, will they let her out?
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And how does the border guard know that she changed her last name?????
Unless, of course, she herself will not scream about it.
It was entered into the general database when this international passport was issued, it did not make any changes, the registry offices themselves do not report anything.
For the border guard, the only information available is what he sees in the passport and in the database, and he checks and compares this.
In general, when I see such people who, because of their carelessness, then create problems for others with the appearance of a white, stupid sheep, I want to swear with round eyes.
And it doesn’t matter from Kharkov, Kyiv or Moscow, the system in all the former countries of the union today is equally inhibited and works closed.
Unless, of course, she herself will not scream about it.
It was entered into the general database when this international passport was issued, it did not make any changes, the registry offices themselves do not report anything.
For the border guard, the only information available is what he sees in the passport and in the database, and he checks and compares this.
In general, when I see such people who, because of their carelessness, then create problems for others with the appearance of a white, stupid sheep, I want to swear with round eyes.
And it doesn’t matter from Kharkov, Kyiv or Moscow, the system in all the former countries of the union today is equally inhibited and works closed.
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answered 9 years ago
I agree with the previous review))) Why change your passport if it is valid? After my second marriage, I traveled for 3 years until my passport expired) My husband had a different surname, we booked one room easily) we don’t live in the USSR)
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answered 9 years ago
Just for reference. Sometimes they look at passports and boarding passes. If a different surname is not a problem, is it?
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answered 9 years ago
all this is true, only now the lists of border guards have been updated, for men exactly in Ukraine! so I'm interested .... what used to be possible, I myself know ...
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answered 9 years ago
Damn, the question is removed. The surname will be the same both there and there))) I overheated. I need to turn on the air conditioner...
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answered 9 years ago
there was a mailing list from one operator, if within a month after marriage and change of surname the passport is not redone, do not book, this is what they sent me from another source:
Please take into account the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated May 7, 2014 No. 152, item 55:
“A passport for traveling abroad is considered invalid and destroyed if it is subject to exchange due to a change in surname, name and patronymic.”
This means that immediately after the marriage with a change of surname, a tourist will not be able to travel abroad using foreign passports with a maiden name. If a discrepancy is found in the names in the passport and in fact, the employees of the Border Guard Service of Ukraine may refuse to travel abroad.
those. adrenaline is still here - sitting at the airport and not knowing until the last whether you will slip or not ((
Please take into account the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated May 7, 2014 No. 152, item 55:
“A passport for traveling abroad is considered invalid and destroyed if it is subject to exchange due to a change in surname, name and patronymic.”
This means that immediately after the marriage with a change of surname, a tourist will not be able to travel abroad using foreign passports with a maiden name. If a discrepancy is found in the names in the passport and in fact, the employees of the Border Guard Service of Ukraine may refuse to travel abroad.
those. adrenaline is still here - sitting at the airport and not knowing until the last whether you will slip or not ((
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answered 9 years ago
Do not take a civil passport to the airport, and that's all. The only document required before traveling abroad is a valid passport. Naturally, both the ticket and the entire tour package are issued in the same surname as in the passport. And there won't be any problems.
But the fact that this is not good is already clear to everyone.
And to get into a situation where the police will need to find out the real name, registration, etc. at the airport, you still need to try. But the border guard does not need this at all, he has other tasks.
But the fact that this is not good is already clear to everyone.
And to get into a situation where the police will need to find out the real name, registration, etc. at the airport, you still need to try. But the border guard does not need this at all, he has other tasks.
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answered 9 years ago
Well I do not know. Kuma flies eight years ago, two months after the wedding, the border guards said that next time they would not let her through, she needed to change her passport to a new surname. This was even before the 152 rulings. She did not have a Ukrainian civil passport with her. And how do you think the border guards found out that she changed her last name? I also litel with her and saw everything, she didn’t tell them anything, they just looked into the base and told her the same thing.
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answered 9 years ago
The main thing at the airport yourself is not to blurt out to the border guards that they changed their last name, then they will definitely cling to it on the basis of the above-mentioned resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers, because of such shots this year there was a rustle and it went that no one is being let out now.
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answered 9 years ago