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I want to go for 2-3 days to the Crimea, RF
I want to go for 2-3 days to the Crimea, which already belongs to the Russian Federation, my husband works there, is it possible to go now, what documents are needed, I also have a foreign passport.
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Did I miss something? Is there official information that the territory of Crimea is the Russian Federation?
As far as I know, Crimea is just an occupied part of Ukraine by Russian troops.
As far as I know, Crimea is just an occupied part of Ukraine by Russian troops.
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answered 11 years ago
Yes, but at the railway stations they already answer that "what documents will be needed when entering the Autonomous Republic of Crimea you need to clarify in the Russian Federation."
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answered 11 years ago
You can recognize, you can not recognize the events with the Crimea. This is everyone's business. But when you need to go there, you will have to reckon with two positions. How will the authorities of Ukraine react to this (as long as the trip is possible) and how will the authorities of Crimea, a subject of the Russian Federation, react to this desire. There is a bill in the Rada providing for criminal liability for visiting the Crimea!
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answered 11 years ago
Yes, this is the law I am afraid of, and when will it be adopted?
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answered 11 years ago
Not yet adopted, I hope that it will not be accepted. A lot of laws (projects) the Nazis scribbled in a "fever". If they let them out, they should let them back in.
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answered 11 years ago
And today I could not send registered letters to shareholders to the Crimea. The post office gave an official certificate that in connection with the (quote) "refusal of the Crimean side to receive domestic mail " from 29/03/2014 suspended the reception of letters, parcels, parcels. and those who have already sent during this period - the money is refundable. Here are the rallies of today!
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answered 11 years ago
The situation is changing every day ... no one will tell you what will happen tomorrow ...
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answered 11 years ago
Now foreign citizens (citizens of Ukraine) will need a Russian visa to travel to Crimea
http://news.mail.ru/inworld/ukraina/global/112/economics/17632520/?frommail=1
http://news.mail.ru/inworld/ukraina/global/112/economics/17632520/?frommail=1
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answered 11 years ago
Ukraine and the Russian Federation have visa-free entry, this also applies to Crimea. I think, of course, you can take a foreign passport, but there are no restrictions on entry with an internal passport today. On criminal liability - today such a law has not been adopted, and is unlikely to be.
So eat as usual, only things for inspection))))))
So eat as usual, only things for inspection))))))
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answered 11 years ago
Yana80, read the link. It's published today. The link refers specifically to the entry into the Crimea, and not into the Russian Federation.
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answered 11 years ago
Back in the summer of 2013, when planning a car trip to Georgia, I could not understand what kind of provision about the occupied territory of Abkhazia, I could not imagine what would happen to Crimea. if interested, read the conditions for Russia and Georgia to visit the occupied territories. so, I think for the Crimea all these moments will become relevant ... how sad it is
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answered 11 years ago
valdemar2011, this applies to those foreigners who have a visa entry with Russia. There was no introduction of visas for Ukrainians in the Russian Federation. They call Crimea the territory of the Russian Federation, which means that the same laws apply there.
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answered 11 years ago
It meant that those with whom Russia has a visa regime will now receive a Russian visa when visiting Crimea, and those with whom a visa-free regime (as with Ukraine) will continue to travel without a visa.
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answered 11 years ago
Yana80
Now I read another site on this issue ... entry into the Crimea.
Ukraine interprets that citizens of states that have a visa-free regime with Ukraine (this is the Russian Federation, Russians, etc.) can enter Crimea only through checkpoints in Ukraine, with a mark in the documents. Any other way (flight from Russia, crossing the strait), bypassing these checkpoints in Ukraine, will be regarded by the Ukrainian side as a crime .... these persons will be put on the wanted list
Now I read another site on this issue ... entry into the Crimea.
Ukraine interprets that citizens of states that have a visa-free regime with Ukraine (this is the Russian Federation, Russians, etc.) can enter Crimea only through checkpoints in Ukraine, with a mark in the documents. Any other way (flight from Russia, crossing the strait), bypassing these checkpoints in Ukraine, will be regarded by the Ukrainian side as a crime .... these persons will be put on the wanted list
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answered 11 years ago
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