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Can I, a citizen of Ukraine, fly from Moscow to Turkey with only a Ukrainian passport?
Or do you need other documents?
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Hello! Of course you can, if you have a foreign country of Ukraine, and not new plastic cards, you don’t need anything else except a foreign one.
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answered 9 years ago
And how is a residence permit stamped into a plastic card? Or has progress stepped there and the registration has also been canceled?
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answered 9 years ago
Excuse me please, but there will be no problems back to Russia? There is now a specific system, and I am a citizen of Ukraine
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answered 9 years ago
it will be cheaper for you to fly from Kyiv than from Moscow, and no one can tell what will happen next)
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answered 9 years ago
Elena, the fact is that I live in Moscow, and my husband is Belarus, I even received a residence permit in Belarus
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answered 9 years ago
So the visa system is for citizens of Turkey, not Ukraine. Citizens of Ukraine can go to Russia with an internal passport in general.
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answered 9 years ago
What does a plastic card (internal passport) have to do with a trip to Turkey?
If you have a passport, you don't need anything else.
If you have a passport, you don't need anything else.
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answered 9 years ago
This refers to a plastic card (see photo). Biometric passport. Such a document has an electronic chip that contains all the information.
It is better to travel with an ordinary Ukrainian passport, as problems may arise with this card. For example, in Belarus it is not accepted.
It is better to travel with an ordinary Ukrainian passport, as problems may arise with this card. For example, in Belarus it is not accepted.
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answered 9 years ago
As far as I know, there is no "biometric passport", there is either a passport that is accepted everywhere, or a plastic card = an internal passport.
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answered 9 years ago
Sorry, but still the question is tormenting - how do they spank your registration card (internal)?
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answered 9 years ago
Registration and all information (about marriage, etc.) is entered on the chip. But so far, new plastic passports are being issued very slowly, although they say that in 4 years it will be necessary to change all internal passports of Ukraine for these new ones.
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answered 9 years ago
Olenka, there is an identification code that contains all the information about the owner that is of interest to the migration, fiscal services, etc. It is on the chip of this plastic.
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answered 9 years ago
That you rested on the residence permit. In our foreign passports of the Russian Federation it has never been put at all and in Ukraine, too, should not, well, if you believe the law of Ukraine "On freedom of movement and free choice of residence in Ukraine ". Paragraph 9 of Article 3 lists the documents in which the REGISTRATION is indicated! The word residence permit disappeared from the normative documents of Russia in 1993, Moscow in 1996 and Ukrainians probably 20 years ago.
Answer on the topic: Any citizen of any country with a passport, recognized in Russia as an official document certifying the identity of a citizen of a foreign country, has the right to enter Russia and leave Russia in compliance with the visa regime.
No obstacles if you are not wanted, etc.)))
Answer on the topic: Any citizen of any country with a passport, recognized in Russia as an official document certifying the identity of a citizen of a foreign country, has the right to enter Russia and leave Russia in compliance with the visa regime.
No obstacles if you are not wanted, etc.)))
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answered 9 years ago
You are right, there is no such thing, but how do you think registration differs from registration?
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answered 9 years ago
Registration is the popular name for registration at the place of residence, briefly and succinctly). And everyone understands what it is about.
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answered 9 years ago
Yes, I do not mind that you use this word in circulation. Everyone understands everything, only this is a "colloquial" and even "obsolete" word, and not a legal term. The meaning is clear - a mark in the passport or other document about the place of permanent or temporary residence.
It was about the fact that where does the "propiska" and the international passport, in which it is never indicated and not indicated ???
It was about the fact that where does the "propiska" and the international passport, in which it is never indicated and not indicated ???
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answered 9 years ago
In Ukraine, registration (registration) is not put in passports.
They wanted to replace both passports (internal and foreign) with a plastic card. While this is a long song, plastic is given out so far in limited quantities to those who are 16 years old, and only for intra-Ukrainian use.
They wanted to replace both passports (internal and foreign) with a plastic card. While this is a long song, plastic is given out so far in limited quantities to those who are 16 years old, and only for intra-Ukrainian use.
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answered 9 years ago
What will you be flying? on a Russian stove?
it seems like Russian planes are being shot down over Turkey.
it seems like Russian planes are being shot down over Turkey.
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answered 9 years ago
nothing, except that I asked the question on UA. those. Ukrainians.
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answered 9 years ago