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if I don’t have a residence permit in my passport, I don’t have a foreign passport either,
Will I be able to travel to Russia for a couple of days for work urgently?
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But seriously, you can go, but it’s expensive to pay off. You don’t write the reasons why there is no registration (registration is called that). In theory, you have a passport and should be allowed to pass, but the border guards look at this page with a residence permit, and you will fill out an immigration card .In general, this is foolish!
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answered 13 years ago
Go quietly to Russia, no one cares about your registration (registration) at the border.
It is not in their competence to check registration at the place of residence in Ukraine.
And in the emigration card, which you will have to fill out at the border when entering the Russian Federation, there is not even a column about your place of residence.
They look to the passport was in order, and not your registration in Ukraine.
And even if you accidentally lose your sheet B, which they will give you upon entry, then know that there is no fear, you will be given a re-fill sheet B marked "duplicate" at the exit.
Any illegal demands and claims should not be afraid to stop.
It is not in their competence to check registration at the place of residence in Ukraine.
And in the emigration card, which you will have to fill out at the border when entering the Russian Federation, there is not even a column about your place of residence.
They look to the passport was in order, and not your registration in Ukraine.
And even if you accidentally lose your sheet B, which they will give you upon entry, then know that there is no fear, you will be given a re-fill sheet B marked "duplicate" at the exit.
Any illegal demands and claims should not be afraid to stop.
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you oresta52!
acc. from the Intergovernmental agreement "On visa-free travel of citizens of the Russian Federation and Ukraine" the document giving the right to cross the border must be VALID. Lack of "registration" does not invalidate the passport. Info from www.rossiane.narod.ru
acc. from the Intergovernmental agreement "On visa-free travel of citizens of the Russian Federation and Ukraine" the document giving the right to cross the border must be VALID. Lack of "registration" does not invalidate the passport. Info from www.rossiane.narod.ru
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