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if I am 17 years old and I live in Ukraine, can I go to Russia without permission to give birth
if I am 17 years old and live in Ukraine, can I go to Russia without my parents' permission? And what documents are needed for this?
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And what was so irritating? Did the parents get it? You are still a minor, permission is needed from both parents, moreover, there must be an accompanying person on the trip, for whom the permission is issued. Otherwise, the Ukrainian border guards will be wrapped up.
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answered 11 years ago
Ukrainian girl against European integration.
Let him come.
Let him come.
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answered 11 years ago
St. 313 CCU paragraph 3
http://zakon2.rada.gov.ua/laws/show/435-15/page6
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An individual who has reached the age of sixteen has the right to leave Ukraine independently.
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Your case.
The trick is that to breed for permission, that we have that in Russia, border guards will be.
http://zakon2.rada.gov.ua/laws/show/435-15/page6
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An individual who has reached the age of sixteen has the right to leave Ukraine independently.
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Your case.
The trick is that to breed for permission, that we have that in Russia, border guards will be.
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answered 11 years ago
And such an option is quite possible. In the Russian Federation, there are other laws, according to their laws, up to 18 years of age, permission is needed, and plus migration control is stricter.
Would you describe the situation better, why do you want to leave for Russia without the permission of your parents? Maybe one of the more experienced tourists will tell you what is useful.
Would you describe the situation better, why do you want to leave for Russia without the permission of your parents? Maybe one of the more experienced tourists will tell you what is useful.
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answered 11 years ago
Sigur62! Do not breed political debate (we have enough of them already).
Now on business. The border guards REALLY require permission from the parents (an employee of the 16-year-old son made out the docks in Bulgaria for the new year). Under 18 is still a child. They turn around at the border.
Now on business. The border guards REALLY require permission from the parents (an employee of the 16-year-old son made out the docks in Bulgaria for the new year). Under 18 is still a child. They turn around at the border.
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answered 11 years ago
the only author answered "according to the law", and the rest is idle talk. to the questioner, how to understand this chatter?
1. Law on the order of entry - exit to Ukraine
2. Intergovernmental Russian-Ukrainian agreement on visa-free travel of citizens.
Parental consent to leave Ukraine is necessary for children - Ukrainian citizens under 16 years old. those. 1-15 years old.
Concerning that that who "requires". suckers have to feed someone. And those who know the law have nothing to fear.
1. Law on the order of entry - exit to Ukraine
2. Intergovernmental Russian-Ukrainian agreement on visa-free travel of citizens.
Parental consent to leave Ukraine is necessary for children - Ukrainian citizens under 16 years old. those. 1-15 years old.
Concerning that that who "requires". suckers have to feed someone. And those who know the law have nothing to fear.
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answered 11 years ago
And in practice for the children of Ukraine, as Serg_08 and vasilenko17 wrote.
But you need to have a document stating that you are a capable citizen of Ukraine and you are already 16 years old. Those. you need to have an internal Ukrainian passport.
If someone does not miss - demand a protocol. This is where the problem ends.
Quite a different story for visa countries. For example, for Bulgaria. 18 years is the requirement of the consulates of these countries. But five - with a visa in the passport, you can independently cross the border from the age of 16.
But you need to have a document stating that you are a capable citizen of Ukraine and you are already 16 years old. Those. you need to have an internal Ukrainian passport.
If someone does not miss - demand a protocol. This is where the problem ends.
Quite a different story for visa countries. For example, for Bulgaria. 18 years is the requirement of the consulates of these countries. But five - with a visa in the passport, you can independently cross the border from the age of 16.
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answered 11 years ago
I have a similar situation, I want to go to a concert in Volgorrad, I live in Ukraine, how can I leave?
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answered 10 years ago
I'm 17 in 3 months, I'll be 18, I live in Donetsk. Tell me, can I go to Russia without additional fees? documents (Permission, without parents)?
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answered 9 years ago
I am 17, I live in Donetsk, in 3 months I will be 18, tell me if they will let me through without my parents and without permission?
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answered 9 years ago
as of August 2015
Yes.
1. if you follow the law of Ukraine - "for CITIZENS OF UKRAINE under 16 years of age, the consent of the parents is required TO DEPARTURE FROM UKRAINE" i.e. you no longer need (if you go to Russia, at any age without parental consent.
Those. as a maximum, the consent of both parents is required under the age of 16 for persons who have a Ukrainian passport or other proof of Ukrainian citizenship (birth certificate issued in Ukraine, etc.)
You are over 16 years old and therefore this is not about you.
3. Russian border guards do not have a task and carry out the issue of leaving Ukraine (they are Russia). On the issue of entry into Russia - there should be only a document giving the right to cross the border - a general passport or a foreign passport (for persons over 16 years old - Ukrainian citizens).
(The issue of admission to the territory of Russia, citizens of Ukraine living in the LDNR and not having these documents, if there is a document issued in the LDNR.)
4. When leaving Russia (and another country) to Ukraine, no one has the right to ask for permission to export from the Russian Federation to children who are citizens of Ukraine
Yes.
1. if you follow the law of Ukraine - "for CITIZENS OF UKRAINE under 16 years of age, the consent of the parents is required TO DEPARTURE FROM UKRAINE" i.e. you no longer need (if you go to Russia, at any age without parental consent.
Those. as a maximum, the consent of both parents is required under the age of 16 for persons who have a Ukrainian passport or other proof of Ukrainian citizenship (birth certificate issued in Ukraine, etc.)
You are over 16 years old and therefore this is not about you.
3. Russian border guards do not have a task and carry out the issue of leaving Ukraine (they are Russia). On the issue of entry into Russia - there should be only a document giving the right to cross the border - a general passport or a foreign passport (for persons over 16 years old - Ukrainian citizens).
(The issue of admission to the territory of Russia, citizens of Ukraine living in the LDNR and not having these documents, if there is a document issued in the LDNR.)
4. When leaving Russia (and another country) to Ukraine, no one has the right to ask for permission to export from the Russian Federation to children who are citizens of Ukraine
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answered 9 years ago
Hello, I am 17 years old, in 5 months I will be 18. I want to go to a friend in Odessa, can I go without an invitation and power of attorney from my parents? I am a citizen of Russia
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