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I am from Ukraine, in 9 months I will be 16 years old. Will I be able to travel to Russia on my own and without the permission of my parents? If so, what documents and questions are asked?
And how not to worry when you cross the border and they ask you for a passport and various questions? like * what is the purpose of your trip? *
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You can leave. But with such an emotional attitude “how not to worry” and your preparedness for life, it’s better to stay at home))
All information is available on the website of the Migration Service of Ukraine and the website of the Russian Embassy.
All information is available on the website of the Migration Service of Ukraine and the website of the Russian Embassy.
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answered 6 years ago
I'm still a child and therefore such a mood) thank you very much for the answer!
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answered 6 years ago
if you are still a child, then why not discuss this topic with your parents?
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answered 6 years ago
I just asked, and you are already rioting on the ship. I am interested in this topic and I do not want to discuss it with my parents, because there are reasons for that. If I have the opportunity to ask others and get an answer, then I ask.
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answered 6 years ago
you are arranging a riot on the ship.
people worry when crossing the border only when there is something to hide or "supposedly" the purpose of the trip is very doubtful.
although at your age everyone considers themselves very smart and independent!
I don't want to make any mistakes!
In the future, there is no need to enter into a dialogue with me, and so everything is clear.
people worry when crossing the border only when there is something to hide or "supposedly" the purpose of the trip is very doubtful.
although at your age everyone considers themselves very smart and independent!
I don't want to make any mistakes!
In the future, there is no need to enter into a dialogue with me, and so everything is clear.
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answered 6 years ago
Great love again...
Ask your parents for permission to leave or wait for the age of majority.
And about "do not worry" - these are individual characteristics of the psyche, some are worried even at the age of 60 at the border. You can pull valerian or Afobazole, it helps me from nerves.
Ask your parents for permission to leave or wait for the age of majority.
And about "do not worry" - these are individual characteristics of the psyche, some are worried even at the age of 60 at the border. You can pull valerian or Afobazole, it helps me from nerves.
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answered 6 years ago
Only with written parental permission. And then they will then put on the wanted list.
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answered 6 years ago
meri9755, you are wrong. In accordance with the legislation of Ukraine, individuals who have reached the age of 16 have the right to free independent travel outside Ukraine (clause 3, article 313 of the Civil Code of Ukraine).
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answered 6 years ago
xena-pr, I will know, thanks. I proceeded from the legislation of the Russian Federation.
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answered 6 years ago
At the border, no one really asks about the purpose of the trip.
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answered 6 years ago
In 9 months you will be able to) Legislation of Ukraine, in particular paragraph 3 of Art. 313 of the Civil Code provides for the right of a child who has reached the age of sixteen to freely leave the country independently. However, regardless of the purpose of the trip (treatment or rehabilitation abroad, tourist excursion, trip to relatives, etc.), children under 16 have the right to go abroad only with parental consent and accompanied or with persons authorized by the child's parents.
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answered 6 years ago
Yes, at 16 you can. They ask for a passport and the purpose of the trip.
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answered 6 years ago
Of course. But to “worry”, then why, if the trip is correct, i.e. tourist, to relatives (other parent), etc.
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answered 6 years ago
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