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I am gr. Ukraine, young man gr. Russia (not married, no children), in August I plan to fly to Russia for a month, will they let me in if I have a letter of guarantee, a passport?
Also covid test and round trip airfare? (Do I need any other documents?) There is also a brother of the grandfather gr. Russia, but it will probably be extremely difficult to make documents due to the fact that we almost do not keep in touch.
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leonidova.anna16 ,
grandfather's brother is already the 3rd line, they are allowed to go to the 1st and 2nd. your option - sanatorium-resort treatment, officially issued, through public services
at least for today. until August, the donkey can speak, and the padishah die)))
grandfather's brother is already the 3rd line, they are allowed to go to the 1st and 2nd. your option - sanatorium-resort treatment, officially issued, through public services
at least for today. until August, the donkey can speak, and the padishah die)))
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answered 3 years ago
Well, in general, a test for covidka, they ask (require) and so on for a maximum of 72 hours and not for 1.5-2 months.
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answered 3 years ago
hello leonidova.anna16! Please, tell me how to arrange a spa treatment? maybe there are some contacts, medical institutions, I also really need it. in Moscow. Thank you in advance!
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answered 3 years ago
The groom can fly to Ukraine and formalize the marriage.
According to the sanatorium-resort at the border, they deploy through one.
According to the sanatorium-resort at the border, they deploy through one.
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka ,
and on what basis will the groom arrive? Or are they all let out?
and on what basis will the groom arrive? Or are they all let out?
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answered 3 years ago
YaSlavnaYa, I wanted to ask you a question about the registration of a spa treatment in Moscow, but I addressed it to the author of the question, sorry ..
I would like to know if there is any information where and how this can be arranged? Of course, I would like a reliable medical institution with experience in fail-safe invitations.
Where to look for them, where to turn?
I would like to know if there is any information where and how this can be arranged? Of course, I would like a reliable medical institution with experience in fail-safe invitations.
Where to look for them, where to turn?
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answered 3 years ago
YaSlavnaYa, fly wherever you want by plane. Only on the ground do not release.
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answered 3 years ago
Hello, oksana1red, I have no idea, to be honest, I will hope for the best that the borders can be opened and I won’t have to bypass the system in a roundabout way, because my budget is limited, as well as the opportunity to get to Russia :D
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka, could you tell me what documents you need to collect, so that they would definitely let you cross the border by air? Thank you in advance :)
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answered 3 years ago
leonidova.anna16 it works only towards Ukraine. Russians can fly to Ukraine by plane if they have no reason to leave through ground border infantry.
You need an invitation from a citizen of Ukraine indicating that the inviting person bears the costs. You also need insurance for the entire stay in Ukraine (insurance must be provided in Ukraine) and a 72-hour test (or a 48-hour express test, or a certificate of full vaccination)
Ukrainians cannot fly to Russia in this way. Without grounds for entry into the Russian Federation, they will not be put on a plane.
You need an invitation from a citizen of Ukraine indicating that the inviting person bears the costs. You also need insurance for the entire stay in Ukraine (insurance must be provided in Ukraine) and a 72-hour test (or a 48-hour express test, or a certificate of full vaccination)
Ukrainians cannot fly to Russia in this way. Without grounds for entry into the Russian Federation, they will not be put on a plane.
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answered 3 years ago
A certificate of vaccination is only accepted if the vaccine is recognized by the WHO.
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka, thank you very much for your answer, you have been very helpful at the moment)
I have a few more questions (different sites write different things and it is not always clear for what date), I would like to know if the young man will have any problems when crossing the Russian border, will he be released?
What documents are needed to let him out of Russia?
Will they let him back?
What problems can there be with crossing the border, even if you collect all the documents?
Thank you in advance for your response
I have a few more questions (different sites write different things and it is not always clear for what date), I would like to know if the young man will have any problems when crossing the Russian border, will he be released?
What documents are needed to let him out of Russia?
Will they let him back?
What problems can there be with crossing the border, even if you collect all the documents?
Thank you in advance for your response
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answered 3 years ago
Everyone is released by plane without problems and without any evidence. The travel restriction only applies to travel by land.
Let them back, of course. A citizen of Russia cannot be denied entry into Russia.
Problems at the border can only be on the Ukrainian one. Now this is rare, but it cannot be completely ruled out. The problem is that, due to difficult political relations, Ukraine is reluctant to let young men in.
My son-in-law flew to Ukraine for marriage during the most difficult period of Russian-Ukrainian relations. Missed.
Of course, no one will give you a 100% guarantee, but the chances are very high. And now your chances of getting into Russia tend to zero.
Let them back, of course. A citizen of Russia cannot be denied entry into Russia.
Problems at the border can only be on the Ukrainian one. Now this is rare, but it cannot be completely ruled out. The problem is that, due to difficult political relations, Ukraine is reluctant to let young men in.
My son-in-law flew to Ukraine for marriage during the most difficult period of Russian-Ukrainian relations. Missed.
Of course, no one will give you a 100% guarantee, but the chances are very high. And now your chances of getting into Russia tend to zero.
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answered 3 years ago
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