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I want to travel from Moscow to London, how can I do this?
I want to go to a friend in London, I myself live in Moscow, but Ukrainian citizenship, I'm still 16 years old, in 3 months it's 17, what will I need for this and how much will it all cost ???
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You will need a passport (it is issued from the age of 16) and either an accompanying adult (one of the parents or a third person by proxy).
In addition to the passport - a notarized consent of the parents or guardians to leave, indicating the date of departure.
This is all in accordance with the Law of the Russian Federation "On the procedure for leaving the Russian Federation and entering the Russian Federation."
The above concerns the procedure for leaving Russia.
In addition to the passport - a notarized consent of the parents or guardians to leave, indicating the date of departure.
This is all in accordance with the Law of the Russian Federation "On the procedure for leaving the Russian Federation and entering the Russian Federation."
The above concerns the procedure for leaving Russia.
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answered 13 years ago
And in order for you to actually be allowed into London, you must first obtain a visa (to be honest, it is doubtful that in your situation it will be opened for you - usually more or less the British open visas for tourist groups or if the purpose of the trip is study, all this requires confirmation at the embassy).
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answered 13 years ago
Passports are issued to citizens of Ukraine from the age of 18.
You need to get a child travel document. This is also a passport, but for a child.
Since you are not a citizen of the Russian Federation, the exit rules for citizens of the Russian Federation do not apply to you.
You do not need a power of attorney from your parents to cross the border either.
You can leave on a children's travel card with an open UK visa.
But to open a visa you need a bunch of documents. And powers of attorney, in particular. And since your case is non-standard, it is even difficult to enumerate the list of docks. Standard - these are tourist and business trips of adults with and without children.
You need to get a child travel document. This is also a passport, but for a child.
Since you are not a citizen of the Russian Federation, the exit rules for citizens of the Russian Federation do not apply to you.
You do not need a power of attorney from your parents to cross the border either.
You can leave on a children's travel card with an open UK visa.
But to open a visa you need a bunch of documents. And powers of attorney, in particular. And since your case is non-standard, it is even difficult to enumerate the list of docks. Standard - these are tourist and business trips of adults with and without children.
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answered 13 years ago
you can still be denied. you need a solid package of documents + guarantees
permanent border. give out the same from 18!
permanent border. give out the same from 18!
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answered 13 years ago
Hello, I know of cases when, at the age of 17, ordinary passports were already issued (apparently due to the irrelevance of issuing a travel document for a year), though I don’t know what had to be done for this.
About the visa: if your friend is a citizen of Britain, it would be good to issue an invitation, but again, you yourself do not have the right to cross the border, as you are a minor. If you have official confirmation that you are currently living in Russia (certificate from the place of study or work, well, or other documents), then you can apply at the Moscow embassy, if not - in Kyiv. Personal submission is required, since biometric data is taken (as you can see, you can’t apply to an agency for a ready-made such a visa). About documents: I myself was faced with the fact that they ask for almost urine tests of all relatives - it’s not for nothing that they say that a visa is very, very difficult to obtain.
And yet, I myself will soon (approximately at the end of February I will apply), but this time it will be easier, because. I am going to a conference organized by representatives of the parliamentary authorities of countries friendly to Britain.
Good luck with this difficult task!
About the visa: if your friend is a citizen of Britain, it would be good to issue an invitation, but again, you yourself do not have the right to cross the border, as you are a minor. If you have official confirmation that you are currently living in Russia (certificate from the place of study or work, well, or other documents), then you can apply at the Moscow embassy, if not - in Kyiv. Personal submission is required, since biometric data is taken (as you can see, you can’t apply to an agency for a ready-made such a visa). About documents: I myself was faced with the fact that they ask for almost urine tests of all relatives - it’s not for nothing that they say that a visa is very, very difficult to obtain.
And yet, I myself will soon (approximately at the end of February I will apply), but this time it will be easier, because. I am going to a conference organized by representatives of the parliamentary authorities of countries friendly to Britain.
Good luck with this difficult task!
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answered 13 years ago
In Ukraine, children who have reached the age of 16 and have received a general passport can apply for a foreign passport.
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answered 13 years ago
where did you read this??? passport issued at 18!!! temporary travel document earlier.
and at 17 they can give out, but rarely. only if the child has a couple of months left before turning 18, and you need to beg from the head of the OVIR
and at 17 they can give out, but rarely. only if the child has a couple of months left before turning 18, and you need to beg from the head of the OVIR
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answered 13 years ago
Again. Citizens of Ukraine can independently travel abroad from the age of 16. Passports are issued from the age of 18.
Do not confuse a passport and a children's travel card. These are different documents. Children's looks different and is valid until the age of 18.
It is theoretically possible to get a passport earlier than 18. But this is an exception to the rule. Children to whom parents can do this do not ask such questions.
Do not confuse a passport and a children's travel card. These are different documents. Children's looks different and is valid until the age of 18.
It is theoretically possible to get a passport earlier than 18. But this is an exception to the rule. Children to whom parents can do this do not ask such questions.
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answered 13 years ago
Law of Ukraine "on the procedure for exit from Ukraine and entry into Ukraine of citizens of Ukraine"
Article 4
1. Registration of a passport of a citizen of Ukraine for traveling abroad is carried out:
citizens of Ukraine who permanently reside in Ukraine and have reached the age of 18 - upon a personal application for a passport or through their legal representatives to the internal affairs body at the place of residence. In exceptional cases, if there are requirements of the state to which the departure is made, or the requirements of an international organization to participate in the events of which the departure is carried out, as well as in the case of departure for permanent residence abroad of a child adopted by foreigners - a citizen of Ukraine, a passport can be issued before the citizen reaches 18 years of age;
Article 4
1. Registration of a passport of a citizen of Ukraine for traveling abroad is carried out:
citizens of Ukraine who permanently reside in Ukraine and have reached the age of 18 - upon a personal application for a passport or through their legal representatives to the internal affairs body at the place of residence. In exceptional cases, if there are requirements of the state to which the departure is made, or the requirements of an international organization to participate in the events of which the departure is carried out, as well as in the case of departure for permanent residence abroad of a child adopted by foreigners - a citizen of Ukraine, a passport can be issued before the citizen reaches 18 years of age;
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answered 13 years ago
citizens of Ukraine who permanently reside, are on a long-term business trip, on training, internship, work under a contract or are on treatment abroad and have reached the age of 16 - upon their personal application for a passport or through their legal representatives to foreign diplomatic institutions Ukraine. Citizens of Ukraine who permanently reside abroad can also apply for a passport to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. Registration of a passport for citizens of Ukraine who have not reached the age of 16 is carried out on the basis of a notarized petition of parents or their legal representatives, if necessary, for such persons to independently travel abroad.
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answered 13 years ago
Hotline is right! do not confuse the usual issuance of documents with cases from the "exceptions" section !!
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answered 13 years ago
HotLine, I looked at copies of my own - a children's travel document is issued not up to 18 years old, but for a period of 3 years (at least it was issued before). And about the "exceptions" - do you know what country we live in? Every second person can apply for it...
But for the information about leaving the country after 16 - thanks, I'll know :)))
But for the information about leaving the country after 16 - thanks, I'll know :)))
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answered 13 years ago
Exceptions, exceptions, and in Kyiv there are agencies that are for 200 dollars. undertake to do so.
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answered 13 years ago
Why is it so hard to write - "yes, I was wrong."
We are not discussing exceptions, but regular procedures.
You wrote "(it is issued from the age of 16) and either an accompanying adult (one of the parents or a 3rd person by proxy)."
Both of these statements are wrong - 18 years old and without powers of attorney. All exceptions are from the evil one. And agencies don't charge $200 for that. Check out my account. A general passport can also be obtained up to 16 years old, and a driver's license - up to 16 years old. But try to do it. And why? If the children's travel card in 99% of cases replaces the passport.
For liya_gremory. I answered a girl who is 16 years old and will soon turn 17. And the validity of a child's travel document is indeed three years, but not longer than the age of 18.
We are not discussing exceptions, but regular procedures.
You wrote "(it is issued from the age of 16) and either an accompanying adult (one of the parents or a 3rd person by proxy)."
Both of these statements are wrong - 18 years old and without powers of attorney. All exceptions are from the evil one. And agencies don't charge $200 for that. Check out my account. A general passport can also be obtained up to 16 years old, and a driver's license - up to 16 years old. But try to do it. And why? If the children's travel card in 99% of cases replaces the passport.
For liya_gremory. I answered a girl who is 16 years old and will soon turn 17. And the validity of a child's travel document is indeed three years, but not longer than the age of 18.
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answered 13 years ago
We opened such debates here :)))) but the girl is silent :)))
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answered 13 years ago
For liya_gremory. This is normal (that we continue to communicate with each other). We are not just defendants here. We are not paid for this.
You're answering a little here. And Anetka and I are already "bison", so we are not surprised. Discussions go sideways, the questioner is silent, you can run into rudeness, etc. As in life.
You're answering a little here. And Anetka and I are already "bison", so we are not surprised. Discussions go sideways, the questioner is silent, you can run into rudeness, etc. As in life.
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answered 13 years ago
Well, it often happens that someone asked a question, and disappeared. there are those who remain in the discussion, there are those who, after a month, will remember and answer "thank you". and thank them for that.
But in general, we give out information, it may be useful to someone later. although people are sometimes lazy and don't want to read old questions and answers.
But in general, we give out information, it may be useful to someone later. although people are sometimes lazy and don't want to read old questions and answers.
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answered 13 years ago
Eh, nope :) I wasn't scared, although probably the most inexperienced among you. It's good that there is such a place as TurPravda: both to talk and listen (sorry, virtually). I like to read and old questions, at a leisure it is very fascinating.
Of all the people answering this question, who was the last in Britain?
Of all the people answering this question, who was the last in Britain?
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answered 13 years ago
Oh, because of the lost word, the meaning of the question turned out to be somehow abnormal :))) Once again: WHEN ONE OF THE ANSWERS WAS IN BRITAIN? Nope, not like that ..... In general, when was the last time there? I think for several years of my absence something has changed... Please share.
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answered 13 years ago
