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What to do, there is no registration in the Ukrainian passport, but in the Russian one there is Sevastopol.
I am a girl, I studied in Odessa. After the transition of the Crimea to the Russian Federation, she transferred to the Crimean University, respectively, was discharged from Odessa. She registered in her native Sevastopol, but only on a Russian passport, because. Ukrainian is not prescribed, we are Russia :) I need to go to Ukraine to visit relatives, but I don’t know what to do with a residence permit. The migration card has not expired.
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Maybe I don’t understand something, but why do you need a registration in a Ukrainian passport if you don’t really live in Ukraine? If you are visiting relatives for a long time and registration is required, you can temporarily register with relatives.
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answered 10 years ago
Not for me for a long time. At the border, the Crimean passport of the Russian Federation is considered not legitimate, unfortunately. You will have to travel directly on a Ukrainian passport. And at the border, the question may arise: Why is there no residence permit in Ukraine. I am immediately registered in the Crimea, but this is also recorded in the Russian passport, and I don’t know the reaction of the border guard to this, because. dual citizenship is prohibited in Ukraine.
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answered 10 years ago
I may not be aware of the intricacies of Ukrainian legislation, but if a citizen of Ukraine really does not have housing in the country and left for a long time, it is natural that he was discharged and does not have a residence permit. If registration is required under Ukrainian law, register temporarily with relatives. As for Russian passports, they are all the same and are not divided into Crimean and non-Crimean.
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answered 10 years ago
We must start with the fact that dual citizenship is prohibited in Ukraine, just like in Russia.
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answered 10 years ago
Dual citizenship is allowed in Russia, this time. And two, everyone understands perfectly well that all Crimeans still have a Ukrainian passport and they received a Russian passport. I can just ask for a tear-off coupon, which is issued after discharge, and I gave it at registration in the Russian passport.
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answered 10 years ago
Well, the passports are not shared, only the issuing authority is designated: Crimea. And Ukrainian customs used to take and tear these passports, I don’t know how things are now.
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answered 10 years ago
Listen, what nonsense... A citizen of Ukraine does not cease to be a citizen of Ukraine if he does not have a residence permit. With what joy will the border guards look at your registration and coupons? There is a law on registration at the place of residence, but from the sanctions, this law provides only fines, there are no bans on leaving the country or entering it. They will ask, you can say that you are about to register again in the same Odessa at a different address that you sold / bought housing. Just keep quiet about the Russian passport and Sevastopol residence permit.
What is a migration card?
But, in general, - yes, well done: (They want to sit on two chairs ...
What is a migration card?
But, in general, - yes, well done: (They want to sit on two chairs ...
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answered 10 years ago
The real problems will begin when you need to paste another photo in your passport.
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answered 10 years ago
A counter question - how can customs, which, in principle, have nothing to do with passports, can pick up and tear passports? Their business is to check what you are taking with you into the country or taking it out.
I don’t know about Ukraine, but dual citizenship is allowed in Russia.
I don’t know about Ukraine, but dual citizenship is allowed in Russia.
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answered 10 years ago
The issue of customs is illiterate. The author was referring to border control. And they have every right to take away and tear up the Russian passport, which was issued by the occupying authorities in the occupied territory of Ukraine.
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answered 10 years ago
kolyan_cat, this is a serious slander against the Ukrainian passport control.
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answered 10 years ago
Not slander. In fact, the border guard will have nothing for this. He seized the document, which he considered false. The owner of the document has the right to apply to higher authorities and the court ... and this is where the fun begins :)))
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answered 10 years ago
Nikolay said everything correctly. the territory is considered occupied, documents issued on its territory are not recognized, therefore this is a filkin's letter and can be seized and thrown away.
the same garbage with cars on numbers 95-97 ... or whatever they gave out
the same garbage with cars on numbers 95-97 ... or whatever they gave out
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answered 10 years ago
if you have a Ukrainian passport, enter Ukraine using it. everything, there is no problem.
if you don't have a passport - read the answers above)))
if you don't have a passport - read the answers above)))
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answered 10 years ago
They piled a bunch of firewood on the girl ...;) .... she will now forever remain in Sevastopol ... - having read a lot!!!! The question is simple enough! -If you crossed the border of Ukraine with the occupied Crimea on a Ukrainian passport, even without a residence permit, for which you were issued a migration card of the Russian Federation, then you leave the territory of Crimea without question within 90 days! and calmly go to your relatives in Ukraine! Stay in Ukraine indefinitely and don’t even bother! ... most likely it was so, because visiting the occupied territories by citizens of other states is possible only with special permission, at the moment citizens of Ukraine can enter and travel to the territory of Crimea without restrictions and additional approvals, and travel back. I can hardly imagine that you entered the territory of Crimea with a Russian passport from the territory of Ukraine!
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answered 10 years ago
If you have a desire to enter the territory of Ukraine with a Russian passport, try to break through Kharkov ..., or by plane from Moscow ...., I apologize for the malice, I quote you: we are Russia :) .... -sip now full pelvis!!! ;) ...
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answered 10 years ago
To travel across Ukraine from Odessa to Crimea and back, a passport for the Ukrainian border service is not needed, the place of registration is also not needed.
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answered 10 years ago
I did not want to go with a Crimean passport, I will go with a Ukrainian one, of course. They will simply ask about registration, and if there is no registration, then where is the tear-off coupon as proof that it is not registered somewhere not on the territory of Ukraine. And another question is you can’t travel to Ukrainian with a Ukrainian passport, but to Crimea with a Russian one?
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answered 10 years ago
Well, at the border they always look at the first page and registration
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answered 10 years ago
snima1 You can enter the Crimea with a Russian passport only through the crossing port of the Caucasus-port of Kerch! Read above, I answered your question! Theoretically, you can enter through Chongar, Armyansk, but practically this is unrealistic - you need permission from the Ukrainian state, as a citizen of another country, to visit the occupied territories! Or by plane from Russia!
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answered 10 years ago
Well I do not know. There are acquaintances who leave the Crimea with a Russian passport, and enter Ukraine with a Ukrainian
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answered 10 years ago
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