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crossing the border from Ukraine to Russia without a residence permit?
I checked out and have not registered anywhere yet, but I want to go to Russia. Will they let me through customs???
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This issue has already been discussed. The surest way is to travel with a passport.
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answered 12 years ago
They will let you pass at the customs, but the Russian border guards may verbally ask why there is no registration, since without a residence permit you are a potential migrant. You can answer that they bought an apartment in a house under construction, the house has not yet been commissioned, so there is no registration, you live with relatives.
But that's how lucky. They may or may not ask.
I recommend getting a passport. Come in handy.
But that's how lucky. They may or may not ask.
I recommend getting a passport. Come in handy.
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answered 12 years ago
Customs officers are not interested in passports at all, the main thing for them is that they do not carry the forbidden. register. So if you want to go to Russia, make normal documents and don't risk it.
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answered 12 years ago
Relatives register, and only the court can write out (with the exception of voluntary discharge). Therefore, relatives do not need an extra headache.
In any case, either registration or a passport.
Relying on "maybe they won't check the registration" is risky.
In any case, either registration or a passport.
Relying on "maybe they won't check the registration" is risky.
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answered 12 years ago
I have been living in Sevastopol for 2 years myself from Lugansk, I don’t have a Crimean registration, but I still have maritime documents and a sailor’s passport, a foreign passport, I don’t want to lose them if I register in Crimea, these documents will no longer be valid? how to be in this situation?
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answered 11 years ago
In this difficult situation, you need to wait, unfortunately. It has not yet been finally determined to whom Crimea belongs.
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answered 11 years ago
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