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In the Ukrainian foreigner there is not a single seal about the crossing of Ukrainian. borders (neither exit nor entry). But on the other hand, several seals about crossing the borders of the EU (that is, I flew through Russia on a Russian passport)
If now I want to go to Ukraine or fly through Ukraine, what problems can there be?
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Legally:
a citizen of Ukraine must cross the border of Ukraine with a national / Ukrainian passport:
use of foreign passports at the Ukrainian border - a citizen of Ukraine can be appointed to the position of administrator. Article 204-1 of the Administrative Code (ie a fine of 500-800 NMDG (8,500-13,600 UAH)):
see: "Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses "
Article 204-1. Illegal crossing or attempt to illegally cross the state border of Ukraine
Crossing or attempting to cross the state border of Ukraine in any way outside the checkpoints across the state border of Ukraine or at checkpoints across the state border of Ukraine without relevant documents or documents containing inaccurate identity or without the permission of the relevant authorities -
entail the imposition of a fine of 500 to 800 non-taxable minimum incomes or administrative arrest for up to 15 days.
a citizen of Ukraine must cross the border of Ukraine with a national / Ukrainian passport:
use of foreign passports at the Ukrainian border - a citizen of Ukraine can be appointed to the position of administrator. Article 204-1 of the Administrative Code (ie a fine of 500-800 NMDG (8,500-13,600 UAH)):
see: "Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses "
Article 204-1. Illegal crossing or attempt to illegally cross the state border of Ukraine
Crossing or attempting to cross the state border of Ukraine in any way outside the checkpoints across the state border of Ukraine or at checkpoints across the state border of Ukraine without relevant documents or documents containing inaccurate identity or without the permission of the relevant authorities -
entail the imposition of a fine of 500 to 800 non-taxable minimum incomes or administrative arrest for up to 15 days.
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answered 3 years ago
Rationale:
* citizen of Ukraine (according to Article 2 of the Law "On Citizenship of Ukraine ") - regardless of other citizenships - in relations with Ukraine is recognized only as a citizen of Ukraine (until then issued a presidential decree terminating his Ukrainian citizenship) - with full rights and the duties of a Ukrainian citizen (Article 20) - see Article 2 and Article 20 LAW OF UKRAINE "On Citizenship of Ukraine ";
** therefore the duty to cross ukr. border in accordance with the law "On the procedure for leaving Ukraine and entering Ukraine for citizens of Ukraine " (ie only with a Ukrainian passport) - no other documents included in this list are relevant documents for crossing the Ukrainian . boundaries - see Article 2 LAW OF UKRAINE "On the procedure for leaving Ukraine and entering Ukraine for citizens of Ukraine "
(Article 2.
Documents that give the right to leave Ukraine and enter Ukraine and certify the identity of a citizen of Ukraine while abroad are: passport of a citizen of Ukraine to travel abroad;)
* citizen of Ukraine (according to Article 2 of the Law "On Citizenship of Ukraine ") - regardless of other citizenships - in relations with Ukraine is recognized only as a citizen of Ukraine (until then issued a presidential decree terminating his Ukrainian citizenship) - with full rights and the duties of a Ukrainian citizen (Article 20) - see Article 2 and Article 20 LAW OF UKRAINE "On Citizenship of Ukraine ";
** therefore the duty to cross ukr. border in accordance with the law "On the procedure for leaving Ukraine and entering Ukraine for citizens of Ukraine " (ie only with a Ukrainian passport) - no other documents included in this list are relevant documents for crossing the Ukrainian . boundaries - see Article 2 LAW OF UKRAINE "On the procedure for leaving Ukraine and entering Ukraine for citizens of Ukraine "
(Article 2.
Documents that give the right to leave Ukraine and enter Ukraine and certify the identity of a citizen of Ukraine while abroad are: passport of a citizen of Ukraine to travel abroad;)
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answered 3 years ago
*** so any attempt to cross the Ukrainian. cordon NOT for Ukrainian Passport (and, for example, a passport of another country) - can be qualified (if caught) as "attempt to cross the state border of Ukraine without the relevant documents " - see days).
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answered 3 years ago
How complicated everything is... In my opinion, antonua answers some other question, and not the one posed.
The author of the question lives somewhere in another country, therefore he has not crossed the Ukrainian border for a long time (in general, under no passport) and, accordingly, the specified legal act did not violate.
The author of the question lives somewhere in another country, therefore he has not crossed the Ukrainian border for a long time (in general, under no passport) and, accordingly, the specified legal act did not violate.
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answered 3 years ago
I understood the author's question as follows:
1. he has a Ukrainian passport with the stamps of the Schengen countries on entry / exit.
given the visa-free regime - a maximum of 4 years for a passport (options with visas and an older passport are possible - but
this is unlikely).
2. At the same time, he did not show it to Ukrainian border guards when entering / leaving Ukraine.
3. he is going to come to Ukraine.
so, if he does not want problems, then he should not show the Ukrainian passport to the Ukrainian border guards at the entrance.
and yes, you can live in another country, no question, but a Ukrainian passport always implies Ukrainian citizenship.
the border guard always sees the place where the passport was issued, and if it is Ukraine (and not embassies abroad) and does not see data on crossing the Ukrainian border, but at the same time sees the stamps of the Schengen countries, then questions will definitely appear.
1. he has a Ukrainian passport with the stamps of the Schengen countries on entry / exit.
given the visa-free regime - a maximum of 4 years for a passport (options with visas and an older passport are possible - but
this is unlikely).
2. At the same time, he did not show it to Ukrainian border guards when entering / leaving Ukraine.
3. he is going to come to Ukraine.
so, if he does not want problems, then he should not show the Ukrainian passport to the Ukrainian border guards at the entrance.
and yes, you can live in another country, no question, but a Ukrainian passport always implies Ukrainian citizenship.
the border guard always sees the place where the passport was issued, and if it is Ukraine (and not embassies abroad) and does not see data on crossing the Ukrainian border, but at the same time sees the stamps of the Schengen countries, then questions will definitely appear.
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answered 3 years ago
Ukrainians may have several international passports, so the old seals do not make sense and no one will look for them. But the absence of an exit stamp (at least one) may interest the border guard. If the passport was received in Ukraine and the border of Ukraine was not crossed, then there is a violation of the border crossing.
How to fix it? Wedge with a wedge) Violate again, enter Ukraine on a Russian document, and leave on a Ukrainian one.
If the passport is obtained abroad, then there are no problems and you can safely enter Ukraine using a Ukrainian foreign passport.
How to fix it? Wedge with a wedge) Violate again, enter Ukraine on a Russian document, and leave on a Ukrainian one.
If the passport is obtained abroad, then there are no problems and you can safely enter Ukraine using a Ukrainian foreign passport.
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka, how did he end up outside of Ukraine with this passport?
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answered 3 years ago
So you can, for example, fly to Turkey using an id card, and then receive stamps in a foreign country. In theory, the border guards will have no questions, unless of course there are recorded violations.
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka - in Ukraine, no border guard will look for Ukrainian stamps (especially since they have not been set voluntarily for 10 years, but only if you ask - sometimes you need it for business trips) - all information about crossing the Ukrainian border of Ukrainians is in the border database Gart.
If a person flies to Turkey / leaves for the Russian Federation using an id card, then this information is also entered into the Garth database in the same way.
If a person flies to Turkey / leaves for the Russian Federation using an id card, then this information is also entered into the Garth database in the same way.
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answered 3 years ago
It seems to me that the exit from Ukraine is now only by foreign, regardless of the fact that some countries let us in without a foreigner.
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answered 3 years ago
In any case, the Ukrainian citizen is primary (identification is based on full name / date of birth / TIN (if any), and not a passport. Therefore, changing a passport is unlikely to help in any way.
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka, once left, and then lived in another country and rode to Europe through Russia.
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answered 3 years ago
when crossing the border of R and Y, you simply act according to the algorithm worked out for centuries:
at the R border, you show the passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation and the passport of Y as a basis for leaving. Accordingly, no one puts any stamp in the U passport, since your citizenship to Ukraine for border guards and customs officers R does not matter.
on neutral, you put your passport R into a long drawer, take out your international passport U and (just in case) the internal passport of citizen U. at the border you show the foreigner U. if a too zealous campaigner has a question where the stamps are, explain that you crossed the border R in INTERNAL Ukrainian passport. may be asked to provide. passport R is not worth shining
all. questions where no one will have stamps
at the R border, you show the passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation and the passport of Y as a basis for leaving. Accordingly, no one puts any stamp in the U passport, since your citizenship to Ukraine for border guards and customs officers R does not matter.
on neutral, you put your passport R into a long drawer, take out your international passport U and (just in case) the internal passport of citizen U. at the border you show the foreigner U. if a too zealous campaigner has a question where the stamps are, explain that you crossed the border R in INTERNAL Ukrainian passport. may be asked to provide. passport R is not worth shining
all. questions where no one will have stamps
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answered 3 years ago
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