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In July, my husband and I want to go to our parents in the Crimea from Ukraine, if we take with us a 7-year-old granddaughter (her great-grandmother in Crimea) and there is a power of attorney from her parents, will she be allowed to go with us?
In July, my husband and I want to go to our parents in the Crimea from Ukraine, if we take with us a 7-year-old granddaughter (her great-grandmother in Crimea) and there is a power of attorney from her parents, will she be allowed to go with us?
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great-granddaughter will not be missed, especially not with parents
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answered 4 years ago
With a notarized power of attorney from both parents, Russian border guards will definitely let you through. Both there and back. I don't know about Ukrainians.
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answered 4 years ago
Tourist_Rus,
on what basis? in Crimea, the laws of the Russian Federation apply, that is, without a reason, a person will not be allowed into the country. and great-grandmother is not the reason
on what basis? in Crimea, the laws of the Russian Federation apply, that is, without a reason, a person will not be allowed into the country. and great-grandmother is not the reason
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answered 4 years ago
With a parent who has relatives in the Russian Federation, the child will be let through, but with grandparents, if he goes and a power of attorney from his parents, that's the question.
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answered 4 years ago
Do your parents have Russian citizenship? Then they will let the one of the spouses whose parents go. Or do you both have parents there - citizens of the Russian Federation?
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answered 4 years ago
Citizens, what are you? Visa-free travel from Ukraine to Russia has not yet been canceled! And no paperwork is required! Don't believe? Google in hand. Just need confirmation that the child is traveling with the consent of the parents.
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answered 4 years ago
Tourist_Rus ,
and here is the visa-free?! because of the pandemic (oh-whether) only a few categories of citizens are allowed into the Russian Federation: 1st and 2nd line of kinship with citizens of the Russian Federation, at work, deputies, well, and there are a couple more.
great-grandchildren are not included in this list
and here is the visa-free?! because of the pandemic (oh-whether) only a few categories of citizens are allowed into the Russian Federation: 1st and 2nd line of kinship with citizens of the Russian Federation, at work, deputies, well, and there are a couple more.
great-grandchildren are not included in this list
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answered 4 years ago
Turist_Rus really??)
katyagranenko93, across the border towards Russia, it is necessary for the child to be transported by the parent whose grandmother is a citizen of the Russian Federation.
You can take it back without any problems.
katyagranenko93, across the border towards Russia, it is necessary for the child to be transported by the parent whose grandmother is a citizen of the Russian Federation.
You can take it back without any problems.
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