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I am registered in the Crimea, at the moment I live in Ukraine. Will they let me into Moscow with a passport?
I am registered in the Crimea, at the moment I live in Ukraine. Will they let me into Moscow with a passport?
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If you have a Russian passport in your hands (it doesn’t matter if it’s internal or foreign), then they will let you in.
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answered 3 years ago
Damn, I wrote some garbage)))
If you have a Russian passport in your hands, then they will let you in.
If you have a Russian passport in your hands, then they will let you in.
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answered 3 years ago
In general, as I understand it, they will let me through with a Russian passport?
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answered 3 years ago
If you have Russian citizenship, then in any case (even outside the covid restrictions), the Russian border must be crossed under a Russian document.
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answered 3 years ago
Please. You take an interest in the question of how to properly cross the Ukraine-Russia border with two citizenships. It is important.
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answered 3 years ago
Hello. And how to cross the border with two citizenships? And do I need to do a test?
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answered 3 years ago
viki13031, The border of the state of which you have citizenship must be crossed according to the document of this country. This is in short.
While the test for citizens is not needed. Ukrainians do not need to go to Ukraine at all, and to Russia, Russians need to cross the border with a questionnaire from public services, and upon arrival home, pass 2 tests (1 within 3 days, 1 within 5 days, but between tests at least a day)
While the test for citizens is not needed. Ukrainians do not need to go to Ukraine at all, and to Russia, Russians need to cross the border with a questionnaire from public services, and upon arrival home, pass 2 tests (1 within 3 days, 1 within 5 days, but between tests at least a day)
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answered 3 years ago
Requirements for tests change often, so you should find out a few days before the trip, so that if something happens, you have time to pass the test.
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answered 3 years ago
The test requirements for Russians have changed only twice in a year.
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answered 3 years ago
It's hard to predict when the next one will change.
For Ukrainians, they change more often.
For Ukrainians, they change more often.
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answered 3 years ago
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