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I want to go from Ukraine with my husband to Russia to my mother. I heard that if you have a Donetsk residence permit, then they let you through. Also what documents do you need to show that you have parents there
I want to go from Ukraine with my husband to Russia to my mother. I heard that if you have a Donetsk residence permit, then they let you through. Also what documents do you need to show that you have parents there
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And also, if my husband has no relatives there, only mine, will they let him through?
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answered 3 years ago
And another question, is it possible to cross the border in a private car?
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answered 3 years ago
Relationship is confirmed by a birth certificate. Our border guards are not interested in registration. If the husband does not find his personal relatives in Russia, he cannot enter.
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answered 3 years ago
For residents of Ordlo, some relief when crossing the border, you need to google
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answered 3 years ago
I know that they travel from Ukraine to Donetsk through Russia for bad money and a 30-hour journey. Accordingly, since they end up in Russia, can you change direction there ...?
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answered 3 years ago
Chasing all over Russia for those who have changed direction, no one will definitely, if you are talking about this)).
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answered 3 years ago
Thank you all, it’s a pity, of course, that they don’t let my husband in, he’s also a relative since my husband, it’s a shame
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answered 3 years ago
I don't understand the logic. If a wife (citizen of the Russian Federation, residence permit of Ukraine) can get to Russia (to her mother), then why can't I - her husband - get to my wife on the basis of a marriage certificate? or relationship is considered only children-parents? those. Today my wife is going to visit her mother in Russia. and tomorrow our 13th daughter can go to her, but not me - the husband? So?
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answered 3 years ago
delody,
you can get to your wife if she is a citizen of the Russian Federation. perhaps the question is, does she have an address in the Russian Federation where you could visit her...
you can get to your wife if she is a citizen of the Russian Federation. perhaps the question is, does she have an address in the Russian Federation where you could visit her...
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answered 3 years ago
thanks. the question is: can the three of us (I am a citizen of Ukraine, my wife is a citizen of Russia with a residence permit of Ukraine and our 13th daughter a citizen of Ukraine) enter the territory of Russia all together, at the same time. From the previous answers, I understood that it is not. because I have no relatives in Russia (only my wife :)))
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answered 3 years ago
Listen, well, you didn’t write anywhere that not a citizen of Ukraine, but a citizen of Russia, is going to her mother.
How are we supposed to guess this?
How are we supposed to guess this?
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answered 3 years ago
I beg your pardon, but my first question is as follows: "If a wife (a citizen of the Russian Federation, residence permit of Ukraine) can get to Russia (to her mother), then why can't I - her husband - get to my wife on the basis of a marriage certificate?"
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answered 3 years ago
judging by the question asked by iya.94, I realized that the situation is the same as mine. husband - Ukraine, wife - Russia, they want to go from Ukraine to Russia (to the wife's mother). followed by an answer from YaSlavnaYa "unfortunately, they won't let her husband in." So I wanted to clarify - why?
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answered 3 years ago
delody
in the first question (I did not consider that it is not yours) it is written:
"I want to go from Ukraine with my husband to Russia to my mother. I heard that if you have a Donetsk residence permit, then they let you through."
Where is it that the wife is a citizen of the Russian Federation?)
Your wife is a citizen of the Russian Federation, they will let you through.
in the first question (I did not consider that it is not yours) it is written:
"I want to go from Ukraine with my husband to Russia to my mother. I heard that if you have a Donetsk residence permit, then they let you through."
Where is it that the wife is a citizen of the Russian Federation?)
Your wife is a citizen of the Russian Federation, they will let you through.
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answered 3 years ago
Thanks for the answer.
then another question, in continuation: after the three of us enter Russia, I will return to Ukraine on my own. and then, in a month, I will have to go to Russia again, to my wife and child, who will be there all this time. logically, I should not have any difficulties with entering Russia. So? And will you need any document for this, except for copies of passports and marriage certificates? some invitation, for example.
thanks.
then another question, in continuation: after the three of us enter Russia, I will return to Ukraine on my own. and then, in a month, I will have to go to Russia again, to my wife and child, who will be there all this time. logically, I should not have any difficulties with entering Russia. So? And will you need any document for this, except for copies of passports and marriage certificates? some invitation, for example.
thanks.
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answered 3 years ago
delody you will be allowed both together with your wife and separately.
A marriage certificate and a copy of her passport are documents that will confirm your grounds.
Nothing more is needed.
A marriage certificate and a copy of her passport are documents that will confirm your grounds.
Nothing more is needed.
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answered 3 years ago
and if you know, please tell me where you can track changes in Russian legislation on the issue of covid restrictions (the need for tests, observations, etc.)?
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answered 3 years ago
Proi entry into Russia began to require tests. Keep this in mind or look for information closer to the trip. Everything changes very quickly
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answered 3 years ago
You just need to read the primary sources (legislation), and not groups in one-eyed people ...
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka I haven't been in one-eyes since 2014. And what does this have to do with it?
Until yesterday, tests were not required. Yesterday they started giving out some papers. Tests are required today.
All this first-hand news is how it actually happens, and not how you think to yourself.
Why do you have the need to prick someone? Am I disturbing you here?
Until yesterday, tests were not required. Yesterday they started giving out some papers. Tests are required today.
All this first-hand news is how it actually happens, and not how you think to yourself.
Why do you have the need to prick someone? Am I disturbing you here?
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answered 3 years ago
in groups in classmates, you can also find a grain of truth in this way. millet if not in the slop ...
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka, sorry, I emotionally react to these tips based on unverified information. It's just a pity for the people who believe that it's not necessary, and then they are wrapped up at the border. If they didn’t check with a neighbor, this doesn’t mean that they won’t check the mandatory docks for everyone.
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answered 3 years ago
In the decision of the chief sanitary doctor, everything has long been written about tests and questionnaires (papers).
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka, I just have verified information. Both me and not me. We have already talked about this with you.
Moreover, I was not too lazy and went through old questions with new information about the situation at the border.
You are a theorist, I am a practitioner. And I keep my finger on the pulse.
But it's not that. The fact is that you allow yourself attacks in my direction.
I ask you to be more correct.
Moreover, I was not too lazy and went through old questions with new information about the situation at the border.
You are a theorist, I am a practitioner. And I keep my finger on the pulse.
But it's not that. The fact is that you allow yourself attacks in my direction.
I ask you to be more correct.
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