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At the beginning of 2015, I urgently left Donetsk through Russia, it was the fastest and safest way to fly abroad. Now we need to fly to Kyiv! What awaits me at passport control?
At the beginning of 2015, I urgently left Donetsk through Russia, it was the fastest and safest way to fly abroad. Now we need to fly to Kyiv! What awaits me at passport control?
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I think you risk going to jail. Departure without registration at the Ukrainian border = illegal border crossing...
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answered 6 years ago
Alex_Odess, well, what the .... If the documents are in order (passport validity), then everything will be ok.
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answered 6 years ago
Junta and Pindos will be waiting to kick you. Well, or what is there now in the trend on GoebbelsTV in the Russian Federation)
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answered 6 years ago
Of course, I would like to hear competent answers and who really faced such a situation, assumptions and conjectures are not of interest.
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answered 6 years ago
lora_panich, what are you talking about. Who can really write to you here. Your situation is visible only from your words. In 2015, you entered the territory of Russia from the territory of Ukraine and left from there, as I understand it, to Turkey (this is not so important, abroad). Now you need to come back to Ukraine. If you are not listed as a terrorist, have not committed crimes for which you may be wanted, etc. ... Then there will be no problems (provided you have a valid passport).
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answered 6 years ago
And for more competent answers, please contact the relevant competent authorities. Good luck
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answered 6 years ago
moy_contakt thanks, I just hoped that maybe someone had such a situation, and the competent authorities in Ukraine would meet me
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answered 6 years ago
Specify how you "left Donetsk to Russia"? Then it will be possible to give a more correct answer to your question. What passport did you cross the border crossing point with? Are there marks in the Ukrainian passport of the DPR? If you left on a passport and there are no “specific” marks in it, then enter freely. The reason for your absence can be any (visiting relatives, employment) and as they wrote above, you are not on the “black” lists, then come.
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answered 6 years ago
xena_or left through Uspenka on the internal passport of Ukraine, there are no stamps anywhere, the question is that I arrive in Ukraine but did not fly out of it, there is a base where you can see it.
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answered 6 years ago
I think that if at the time of leaving Ukraine you had the right to travel on an internal passport, this is a well-known fact, and as I understand it, you flew out of Russia, and there is a note about this in your passport (from Russia to Turkey), then everything is OK. You left the country without violations. Is there a mark in the passport about leaving the territory of Russia?
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answered 6 years ago
And what prevents now to leave for Russia with a DPR passport and not get involved with the ukro-fascist junta?
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answered 6 years ago
Eduard 121 Does the DPR have passports? I joked funny) and the visa-free regime for this passport is only probably with the LNR?) The author, if they put a stamp on you there, then they will put you with cancer at passport control and you will definitely communicate with the SBU. And if you are also listed as a terrorist in the database, then you will have a long and interesting story with Ukrainian justice.
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answered 6 years ago
lora_panich, everything is in order, there should be no problems with entry. In 2015, citizens of Ukraine crossed the border of Russia with internal Ukrainian passports, this is regulated by law (now only for foreigners). Where you went next with your passport, this is generally a private matter, there are marks in your passport. You can freely enter Ukraine from anywhere in the world if you have a valid passport. You are a citizen of Ukraine.
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answered 6 years ago
xena_pr, sorry, of course, but since when is entry into Russia for Ukrainians only abroad? At the end of January of this year, I went on an internal trip, and as far as I know, nothing has changed so far.
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answered 6 years ago
Iren48, since March 2018 there have been changes, if I'm not mistaken
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answered 6 years ago
I report. I conducted a sociological survey among my acquaintances who recently crossed the border with Russia. Of the three, all three entered there on the internal passport of Ukraine. The last time was September 4th. Something like this.
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answered 6 years ago