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I am a citizen of Ukraine, I am going to visit my brother and mother (they are citizens of Russia), will they let me in? And what documents are needed?
I am a citizen of Ukraine, I am going to visit my brother and mother (they are citizens of Russia), will they let me in? And what documents are needed?
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A copy of the mother's passport, a document of kinship (your. Birth certificate)
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answered 4 years ago
And what is it already possible for relatives (with supporting documents) to freely enter the Russian Federation ?!
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answered 4 years ago
You can go to spouses, parents and children if you have supporting documents
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PCR test for covid is a must for all foreigners. Duration no more than 72 hours
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answered 4 years ago
Have you traveled by yourself or where did you get this information from?
I just called the carriers and they said they didn't need a test.
I just called the carriers and they said they didn't need a test.
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answered 4 years ago
If you changed your surname (for example, in marriage), that is, if now your surname differs from the one on the birth certificate, then you need to take a marriage certificate (a document confirming the change of surname)
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answered 4 years ago
Here Categories of citizens who are allowed to enter the Russian Federation on the basis of the order of the Government of the Russian Federation of March 16 No. 635-r
https://www.mid.ru/ru/informacia-dla-rossijskih-i-inostrannyh-grazdan-v-svazi-s-koronavirus noj-infekciej/-/asset_publisher/UUDFpNltySPE/content/id/4157104
https://www.mid.ru/ru/informacia-dla-rossijskih-i-inostrannyh-grazdan-v-svazi-s-koronavirus noj-infekciej/-/asset_publisher/UUDFpNltySPE/content/id/4157104
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answered 4 years ago
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She didn't go herself.
Those who traveled (flyed) sent me this text (in English) perhaps this applies only to aircraft.
Passengers entering or transiting the Russian Fed. must have a printed medical certificate with a negative Coronavirus (COVID-19) PCR test result issued at most 72 hours before arrival. The medical certificate must be issued in Russian or in English. A notarized translation to Russian is accepted.
If you travel by land, then it makes sense to call a specific border crossing and ask.
She didn't go herself.
Those who traveled (flyed) sent me this text (in English) perhaps this applies only to aircraft.
Passengers entering or transiting the Russian Fed. must have a printed medical certificate with a negative Coronavirus (COVID-19) PCR test result issued at most 72 hours before arrival. The medical certificate must be issued in Russian or in English. A notarized translation to Russian is accepted.
If you travel by land, then it makes sense to call a specific border crossing and ask.
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answered 4 years ago
Documents confirming relationship. PCR is negative for 72 hours.
In general, I see this question for the th time here, it will soon become more popular than the question about the hotel in Sharm)).
In general, I see this question for the th time here, it will soon become more popular than the question about the hotel in Sharm)).
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answered 4 years ago
there may be problems when returning ==
mindguru,
and why the problem?
mindguru,
and why the problem?
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answered 4 years ago
I don’t know how it is now, but without good reasons they were not allowed (in the fall) either to the wedding, or to parents, or students. There was a case when a friend was asked for a piece of paper that, besides her, there were no next of kin in Russia who could take care of her sick mother.
When Russian citizens with permanent residence in Ukraine entered Ukraine, Russian border guards demanded to sign a paper stating that they would no longer cross the border until the end of quarantine.
But that was in the fall, so I don't know now. But what was needed was PCR 100%
When Russian citizens with permanent residence in Ukraine entered Ukraine, Russian border guards demanded to sign a paper stating that they would no longer cross the border until the end of quarantine.
But that was in the fall, so I don't know now. But what was needed was PCR 100%
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answered 4 years ago
In any case, the final decision on the release of a foreigner into the country is made by the border guard, this was before the quarantine. It’s just that now everyone is already on the roof against the backdrop of the coronavirus, they are starting to play it safe.
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answered 4 years ago
That is, if the relative to whom you are heading lives on the territory of the Russian Federation on the basis of a residence permit, and not citizenship, then they may not be allowed to pass?
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answered 4 years ago
Will they let you see your granddaughter, a citizen of the Russian Federation? Judging by mid.ru, no. How I would love to be wrong.
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answered 4 years ago
I need to get to Moscow by bus, and then another flight Moscow-Tyumen
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answered 4 years ago
Marsyanchik no granddaughter.
There are no granddaughters, grandmothers, grandfathers in the list
There are no granddaughters, grandmothers, grandfathers in the list
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answered 4 years ago
Marsyanchik if a relative (child, parents, spouses) do not have Russian citizenship, then they will not be allowed to visit them.
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Apyatka, thanks for the prompt response. How fucking sad! And when will it all end?!
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Marsyanchik, very disappointing with grandchildren and grandparents. Agree. My granddaughter is about a year old. If my daughter receives citizenship by then, then I can go, but my husband cannot. He is not my daughter's father.
Previously, according to such criteria, they were allowed to go to prison on a date (
Previously, according to such criteria, they were allowed to go to prison on a date (
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Apyatka, I completely agree with you! This Coronavirus thread has gone on too long. It’s like I’m in your daughter’s place (only my daughter is an adult :)). I want my mother to come to us. And now I regret that I did not apply for citizenship in time. Thought I wasn't in a hurry.
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answered 4 years ago
If only we knew when it would all end. If I had known the buyback, I would have lived in Sochi.)))
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answered 4 years ago
I want to go to a guy in Moscow, my uncle lives there. How can I arrange all this so that they miss it ??
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answered 4 years ago
guys, you can go to the sanatorium (I already wrote). Of course, this is not a penny, but if you really need it ...
just check with the consulate first
just check with the consulate first
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answered 4 years ago
Good day, if my Mom is in the Russian Federation, but with Ukrainian citizenship, will I be able to go to her across the border
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Can I even travel to the Russian Federation to my Mom, regardless of citizenship
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Polomnikmira79, you can, if your mother is a Russian. if not, you have no reason to cross the border
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Polomnikmira79, you can't.
You can go to your mother only if she is a citizen of the Russian Federation.
You can go to your mother only if she is a citizen of the Russian Federation.
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answered 4 years ago
Will I be able to travel to the Russian Federation with Ukrainian citizenship and with a residence permit ??
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