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What you need to cross the border Russia - Ukraine, in your car.
There was a sad need to visit Ukraine.
What documents (for a person, for a car), what fees, restrictions, and in general the procedure for crossing the border in your car?
Thanks.
What documents (for a person, for a car), what fees, restrictions, and in general the procedure for crossing the border in your car?
Thanks.
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Your passport, car registration certificate, driver's license, OSAGO policy (buy at the border), ID. on the temporary importation of transp. Wed (UVTS, 130 rubles), customs declaration (fill in at customs in 2 copies, free of charge), UA sign (buy in advance, at the border 5-10 times more expensive). All Ukrainian documents must be duplicated in Latin, be sure to make photocopies of all documents, especially your passport and registration certificate (3-4 copies). Have a good trip!
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answered 13 years ago
Sigur62, Thank you, but what does "Ukrainian documents" mean? I have all Russian documents.
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answered 13 years ago
I would also recommend buying OSAGO in advance at a normal insurance company, they often sell fakes at the borders.
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answered 13 years ago
type in the search engine - "Automobile documents required for a trip from Russia to / to Ukraine by car"
or Brief memo to a trip to Ukraine by car
There are all the details of what and how, and where to get certain documents.
or Brief memo to a trip to Ukraine by car
There are all the details of what and how, and where to get certain documents.
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answered 13 years ago
hatinka, as I understand it, should I buy OSAGO from a Ukrainian insurer? Where can I find it in Russia?
We'll probably have to, still on the border ...
We'll probably have to, still on the border ...
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No. You buy a policy in any normal insurance policy that will be valid on the territory of Ukraine, but in fact for a number of CIS countries. It's like buying a green card for Europe. Say where and when you are going, they write out insurance for you and present it at the border.
And trade in policies at the borders is relevant because many people go on a journey without a policy, they are not allowed to go without it, and then a "savior" appears.
With that policy, you will also be let through.
But! You need insurance not to pass the border, but to ensure your liability in case of an accident!
When buying anything at the border, there are no guarantees that you will not have to pay for everything yourself later (in case of an accident).
In any case, you won’t pay less money at the border, so why take the risk. Moreover, the amount of insurance is ridiculous.
And trade in policies at the borders is relevant because many people go on a journey without a policy, they are not allowed to go without it, and then a "savior" appears.
With that policy, you will also be let through.
But! You need insurance not to pass the border, but to ensure your liability in case of an accident!
When buying anything at the border, there are no guarantees that you will not have to pay for everything yourself later (in case of an accident).
In any case, you won’t pay less money at the border, so why take the risk. Moreover, the amount of insurance is ridiculous.
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answered 13 years ago
thanks nadin65. I read it, it was useful, there are nuances prescribed there.
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answered 13 years ago
nesnew, go to a reliable insurance company in your city, in Russia, and ask there, they will tell you everything in detail.
Moreover, if your car is insured under CASCO at the moment, then you can insure yourself very cheaply in your insurance company for the dates of your trip also under CASCO. This extension of the territory of the treaty for a few days or weeks is also quite inexpensive.
When our car was insured under CASCO in Kyiv and we went abroad, to Europe, we bought, I remember, for 10-12 days an extension for CASCO for somewhere around 100-120 hryvnias (this is 10 euros). This was in 2009, in 2010 they were no longer insured under CASCO. Perhaps something has changed, besides you are from another country. But! As a rule, yours is either the same as ours or a little better))))
Ask a reliable Russian insurance company)
Moreover, if your car is insured under CASCO at the moment, then you can insure yourself very cheaply in your insurance company for the dates of your trip also under CASCO. This extension of the territory of the treaty for a few days or weeks is also quite inexpensive.
When our car was insured under CASCO in Kyiv and we went abroad, to Europe, we bought, I remember, for 10-12 days an extension for CASCO for somewhere around 100-120 hryvnias (this is 10 euros). This was in 2009, in 2010 they were no longer insured under CASCO. Perhaps something has changed, besides you are from another country. But! As a rule, yours is either the same as ours or a little better))))
Ask a reliable Russian insurance company)
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answered 13 years ago
Login_nik, perhaps something happened to loved ones ... Or another nuisance ... I think that you need to be more careful with remarks ((( Sorry (((
nesnew, hold on, we are with you. There will also be good moments to visit Ukraine. Here you will see!
nesnew, hold on, we are with you. There will also be good moments to visit Ukraine. Here you will see!
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answered 13 years ago
nesnew, I'm sorry. All of the above I need to visit Russia from Ukraine, and you need the opposite, from Russia to Ukraine. I didn't read your question carefully.
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answered 13 years ago
Biker_Oksana, You are right ... a close relative in poor condition.
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