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Is it possible now to travel by car from Crimea to Ukraine?
We are Muscovites. In September we will be in the Crimea in our own car. I would very much like to visit my daughter in Kirovograd (married to a Ukrainian). Is it possible to do this in the current political situation between our countries, and if "yes", is it unsafe?
I would be grateful for any advice. Thanks to all!
I would be grateful for any advice. Thanks to all!
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in terms of security - everything is safe in this direction.
in terms of from Crimea to Ukraine by car: there are nuances about the fact that since Ukraine does not recognize Crimea as Russian, if you enter Ukraine from the territory of Crimea, then there is no border and, accordingly, there is no stamp on entry into Ukraine. accordingly, if you leave Ukraine, the question arises how you got into it!
in terms of from Crimea to Ukraine by car: there are nuances about the fact that since Ukraine does not recognize Crimea as Russian, if you enter Ukraine from the territory of Crimea, then there is no border and, accordingly, there is no stamp on entry into Ukraine. accordingly, if you leave Ukraine, the question arises how you got into it!
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answered 10 years ago
so I advise you to enter through official borders. then everything will be ok.
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answered 10 years ago
The car is unlikely to burn, but can puncture wheels and break windows on the road. And the groves on the roads will be biased.
unless you hang a Ukrainian flag on the antenna. And you need to know the password: "Glory to Ukraine - Glory to the Heroes! "
Sincerely, Yuri
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unless you hang a Ukrainian flag on the antenna. And you need to know the password: "Glory to Ukraine - Glory to the Heroes! "
Sincerely, Yuri
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answered 10 years ago
And on the rear window it is desirable to write: "PTN - HLO - PNH". Then even without a queue they will let you through ..;)
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answered 10 years ago
or like this))) https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ButiGpiCIAAwZav.jpg
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answered 10 years ago
Sorry, in someone else's thread. The same question for the citizens of Ukraine. My friend (she is from Yeysk (Krasnodar Territory), parents live in Chernigov. Old already, health problems. How safe is it to come and pick them up.
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answered 10 years ago
Where there are no separatists and terrorists, everything is calm. War in Donetsk and Luhansk regions. Let him go and take.
And then your Zhirik, in a conversation with our Foreign Ministry, demanded that Sumy and Chernihiv regions be given to Russia .... God forbid, the same thing as in Donetsk will be applied ..
And then your Zhirik, in a conversation with our Foreign Ministry, demanded that Sumy and Chernihiv regions be given to Russia .... God forbid, the same thing as in Donetsk will be applied ..
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answered 10 years ago
Lana, legally, you may have difficulty crossing borders. Citizens of Russia with cars on Russian license plates from Crimea to Ukraine, and then from Ukraine to Russia, will have questions from the border guards. I do not advise.
hedo7, if the parents are not in Donbas - no problem: airports are open, flights are operated, to women with Russian citizenship, as well as relatives of those whose relatives live in Ukraine - no questions arise (provided that they declare that they are going to relatives ")
hedo7, if the parents are not in Donbas - no problem: airports are open, flights are operated, to women with Russian citizenship, as well as relatives of those whose relatives live in Ukraine - no questions arise (provided that they declare that they are going to relatives ")
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answered 10 years ago
many do not know, but until now the border guards sometimes require an invitation from the citizens of Russia. an ordinary such invitation issued by a notary
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answered 10 years ago
Dear colleagues, do not flood, do not write if you do not know the situation specifically!!! Russian citizens who entered the peninsula through the Kerch crossing, entered, from the point of view of Ukraine illegally! It will not be possible to enter continental Ukraine from Crimea, due to illegal crossing of the border of Ukraine!!! You can enter Crimea through continental Ukraine only with a special permit to visit the occupied territories, as far as I know, the mechanism for this permission has not yet been worked out to its logical conclusion ... (((There is only one option - to leave Crimea through the Kerch crossing, and then officially enter through Ukrainian checkpoint.
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answered 10 years ago
do not forget to take with you photocopies of documents of your relatives legally residing in Ukraine, have enough cash with you so as not to bother with plastic cards.
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answered 10 years ago
With regards to security ... - all roads are blocked by checkpoints, traffic cops and activists with weapons guard the checkpoints, they are nervous about Russian cars, although by and large it is correct, if you clearly explain the purpose of the visit to Ukraine with the presentation of documents, there will be no problems! but it’s better to move around during the day, leave the car in a closed parking lot at night, in the direction of Kirovograd, if you drive in from Kharkov, there are no special problems, but be prepared that at each checkpoint your car will be inspected very closely!
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answered 10 years ago
I drove a week ago on Russian numbers in Moscow through Kharkov, Dneprovetrovsk to Kyiv, this is approximately your direction, there were no problems! And do not forget the password on the road.....;) Crimea Ukraine and "PTN - HLO - PNH".....))))))))))))
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answered 10 years ago
It's better for your daughter to come to you. Russians of male working age may have problems at customs. They easily enter the territory of Ukraine with Ukrainian passports ...... You can call the customs service and ask them your question.
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Anetka-gan Kyiv-Kirovograd didn’t go, I don’t know, I was driving as a passenger, I slept in the back seats, I remember the checkpoint at the entrance to Dnepropetrovsk from Kharkov - harsh guys with machine guns, they drove at night, they checked the whole car, everything was very correct, nothing to say I can’t, but they climbed into all the holes in the car ..., wished me a happy journey, then they stopped a couple more times, but without a detailed examination, I calmly slept on my backs, my documents were with the driver, they didn’t wake me up, they were checkpoints, or traffic cops, I don’t know.
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answered 10 years ago
marlena72, For Russians of male working age, there may be problems if there is no answer to: the purpose of the trip to Ukraine ..., if you have all the answers to questions with the presentation of documents (photocopies), read my post above, there are no problems! Men who do not have family and other kinds of ties in Ukraine, who do not have a shit in their pocket, the stump is clear, will cause suspicion and in any case will not be allowed into the territory of Ukraine ...., I don’t want to be clever, but it’s not the customs who answer the questions service ...;) border crossing is in the competence of the state border service, or I don’t know what this structure is called in Ukraine ..., Customs is the crossing of goods, cargo and valuables of a different kind ....;)
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answered 10 years ago
Dobrii den, Ya prozivau v Belgii, rodilas v Krimy, kak vi dymaete doedy ya s Belgii do Simferopolya zerez ukrainy?
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answered 10 years ago
Ilsen, if you are not a citizen of Ukraine, then you will not get there. The Autonomous Republic of Crimea is a temporarily occupied territory, entry and exit is restricted.
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answered 10 years ago
Tell me, how can you come to Crimea now to relax? Can I drive my own car? We are Ukrainians from Kharkov. Thank you
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answered 10 years ago
only from Ukraine, car of the Russian Federation, citizens of the Russian Federation, wife, me and two daughters, at the border, at the entrance from Belarus, they steamed the brain a little - 2000r decided everything at once) they didn’t even really inspect) then they left Ukraine for Moldova, through Mogilev- Podolsky, asked 150 rubles for coffee), went to Romania and Bulgaria, back to Ukraine through Moldova, went to my grandmother, messed around a bit, made up paper, threatened not to let them in, but they didn’t even take the money and let them in. The people are indifferent, at least in the south, they look at the numbers, but no more, the cops never stopped, extended the insurance in Sarat, they communicated very kindly with the insurer, in general, I didn’t notice any negative, the only unpleasant moment was, at the entrance to Kyiv, a strange-looking nonsense, on the old Tavria, tried to overtake everything and then cut it off, stood in front of me at a traffic light, I went out and asked what was needed? - he sat, looked ahead and behaved somehow strangely, he looked like a stoner or a junkie, I said Schaub having fucked me), I stopped the traffic police, they drove past - that was it.
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answered 9 years ago
Today I tried to cross the border, I was driving a car with Russian license plates from Ukraine to Crimea. They were not allowed to enter the border, since from mid-July a new condition was introduced for all citizens (including Russians and Ukrainians) to have a special pass for entry. To issue such a pass, there must be grounds for either relatives or real estate in the Crimea. They issue such a pass in Kherson at the migration service (I didn’t remember the address for sure on Perekopskaya Street). The decision is made up to 5 days, and if there are no weighty arguments for issuing, they can drag out time indefinitely.
I also asked about the option of passing through the Kerch ferry, in which case they would let me go back and forth without any problems. There are no traffic jams at the crossing now, but it depends on the weather conditions + sometimes there are calls about mines, then the work of the ferries is suspended. And most importantly, when entering Ukraine through Kerch, they will not be allowed under any circumstances, citizenship and relatives do not matter.
I also asked about the option of passing through the Kerch ferry, in which case they would let me go back and forth without any problems. There are no traffic jams at the crossing now, but it depends on the weather conditions + sometimes there are calls about mines, then the work of the ferries is suspended. And most importantly, when entering Ukraine through Kerch, they will not be allowed under any circumstances, citizenship and relatives do not matter.
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answered 9 years ago
I drove into Ukraine by car with Russian license plates without any problems. I traveled from St. Petersburg through Belarus, then kept heading for Zhytomyr and crossed the border in the Slavutich region. I stood at the border for an hour, I had to skip the entire queue of cars, but the queue was small, there were 20 cars, then the boss came and took me to the office, where I testified on camera about the purpose of my visit to Ukraine, I had an invitation with me, without it they could have been denied entry crossing the border, but in general, everything is fine.
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answered 9 years ago
Yesterday my nephew was driving from Taganrog through the Crimea to Ukraine. First, Ukrainian customs officers let us into the territory of Ukraine, then others stopped us, drew up a protocol, and arrested the car. A trial, confiscation of a car, a fine are expected. This is how the homeland meets its sons.
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answered 9 years ago
Tell me, please, you can drive through the border on ua numbers and come back. If a general power of attorney
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answered 9 years ago
""Tell me, please, you can drive through the border on ua numbers and come back. If a general power of attorney
I heard that Ukrainian border guards are not allowed into Crimea by general power of attorney. You won't pass
I heard that Ukrainian border guards are not allowed into Crimea by general power of attorney. You won't pass
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answered 9 years ago
We're leaving soon too. Let's go through the territory of the Russian Federation. on the ferry. Yandex shows that the ride is the same and even faster, given the lack of border checkpoints.
And Yes, to the point that it is safe in Ukrainian with Moscow numbers
It is much safer to travel through the territory of the DPR and LPR than in Ukrainian. In Ukrainian anything can happen. they will stop - they will say that you are a bully) The tires will shoot through. In the LNR and DNR-adequate people live. Our. consider themselves Russian.
The only thing is that, along with the line of demarcation of the ukry, shelling of the regions of Donetsk and other small towns is sometimes used. Gotta be more careful
And Yes, to the point that it is safe in Ukrainian with Moscow numbers
It is much safer to travel through the territory of the DPR and LPR than in Ukrainian. In Ukrainian anything can happen. they will stop - they will say that you are a bully) The tires will shoot through. In the LNR and DNR-adequate people live. Our. consider themselves Russian.
The only thing is that, along with the line of demarcation of the ukry, shelling of the regions of Donetsk and other small towns is sometimes used. Gotta be more careful
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answered 7 years ago
People, tell me! Need a car in the Crimea. There are several options: I can drive a car from Ukraine to ua and then I wanted to return back to ua. Or from rf by car rf.
Are both options real? What difficulties may arise?
Real estate in Crimea. I am a citizen of the Russian Federation with a residence permit in Ukraine.
Are both options real? What difficulties may arise?
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answered 7 years ago
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