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If there is a ban on leaving Ukraine, can I go to Crimea?
If there is a ban on leaving Ukraine, can I go to Crimea?
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And how can you leave Ukraine for the temporarily occupied Crimea. Escape from security. Now there is no free entry to the Crimea as from the Ivano-Frankivsk region to Lviv.
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answered 6 years ago
"there is no free entry to the Crimea as from the Ivano-Frankivsk region to Lviv"
and what happened to the Lviv region?
and what happened to the Lviv region?
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answered 6 years ago
No, you cannot if you have a ban on leaving Ukraine.
For ollennka. Yes, nothing happened to the Lviv region. But what happened to you? After stupid answers, stupid questions came.
For ollennka. Yes, nothing happened to the Lviv region. But what happened to you? After stupid answers, stupid questions came.
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answered 6 years ago
Interest Ask. If leaving a country is prohibited, how can you get into another country? Crimea-RF.
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answered 6 years ago
ollennka
Let me explain the answer of the interlocutor. ("nothing happened to the Lviv region"). It meant that people travel freely from city to city in Ukraine. ("both from the Ivano-Frankivsk region to the Lvov region" ... and to the Kiev region). But it’s no longer possible to travel to Crimea like that, you have to cross the border of another state. This was meant, a little clumsily written ...
Let me explain the answer of the interlocutor. ("nothing happened to the Lviv region"). It meant that people travel freely from city to city in Ukraine. ("both from the Ivano-Frankivsk region to the Lvov region" ... and to the Kiev region). But it’s no longer possible to travel to Crimea like that, you have to cross the border of another state. This was meant, a little clumsily written ...
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answered 6 years ago
lazy_person, well, yes, it is written clumsily
travelsita, yes, calm down already))) not only everyone can understand the clumsy wording, few people can do it (s).
travelsita, yes, calm down already))) not only everyone can understand the clumsy wording, few people can do it (s).
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answered 6 years ago
"not only everyone can understand the clumsy wording, few people can do it (c)." - written in a sloppy way
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answered 6 years ago
All such smart horseradish will fuck anyone, if Crimea is already the Russian Federation, then why do the Ukrainian authorities fine us if we cross the Kerch bridge.
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answered 6 years ago
All such smart horseradish will fuck anyone, if Crimea is already the Russian Federation, then why do the Ukrainian authorities fine us if we cross the Kerch bridge.
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answered 6 years ago
tamila27140, Well, you yourself wrote that "there is a ban on leaving Ukraine," what claims to us? Pay the state what you owe, and go to your health.
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answered 6 years ago
tamila27140
Now you (and all of us) will not only be fined, but also put in jail for it. You can travel to Crimea only from the territory of Ukraine and only to Ukrainians across the border. According to Ukrainian law, it is impossible to enter or leave Crimea from the territory of the Russian Federation (Kerch bridge).
Now you (and all of us) will not only be fined, but also put in jail for it. You can travel to Crimea only from the territory of Ukraine and only to Ukrainians across the border. According to Ukrainian law, it is impossible to enter or leave Crimea from the territory of the Russian Federation (Kerch bridge).
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answered 6 years ago
tamila27140
You should have been more specific in your question. Are you personally banned from leaving? What "ban on leaving Ukraine" are you talking about? Citizens of Ukraine can travel to Crimea from the territory of Ukraine. For citizens of the Russian Federation, travel to Crimea is possible only theoretically (special permission). Through the Kerch bridge, neither this nor that is IMPOSSIBLE - criminal liability.
You should have been more specific in your question. Are you personally banned from leaving? What "ban on leaving Ukraine" are you talking about? Citizens of Ukraine can travel to Crimea from the territory of Ukraine. For citizens of the Russian Federation, travel to Crimea is possible only theoretically (special permission). Through the Kerch bridge, neither this nor that is IMPOSSIBLE - criminal liability.
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answered 6 years ago
Firstly, no one is insured against this! I put the question like this because I want to go on vacation to Egypt, and they tell me that you have an expired loan, you may have a travel ban, but I was in Crimea a week ago, I thought maybe this one does not work in Crimea ban. And no one returned me to the checkpoint. Therefore, I raised this question, because in our country the devil himself will break his leg what is possible and what is not.
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answered 6 years ago
tamila27140 An overdue loan (debt) can be a pretext for sanctions. They may not be released. This needs to be done in an official way. Here is the site, take a look...
http://ovir.org.ua/proveryaem-razreshenie-vyezda-za-granicu
http://ovir.org.ua/proveryaem-razreshenie-vyezda-za-granicu
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answered 6 years ago
I am a great opponent of restrictions on freedom of movement, but here I support the state. If a person does not pay loan fees / communal / fines, but at the same time travels around Egypt, this is wrong.
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answered 6 years ago
Very interesting. And if a person lives in Crimea and does not want to take Russian citizenship. And when he leaves, he will be detained. Then where should he live? He earns money in the Crimea and a house in the Crimea. A loan in Ukraine, and for example, he is ready to come and repay part of the loan. How to return later. It turns out the state forces him not to pay.
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answered 5 years ago
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