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I want to go through Poland to Ireland, but having stayed in Poland on a “transit”, so to speak, for a couple of weeks. I have an Irish and Ukrainian resident card. the passport. Will they be allowed into Poland or will there be problems?
I want to go through Poland to Ireland, but having stayed in Poland on a “transit”, so to speak, for a couple of weeks. I have an Irish and Ukrainian resident card. the passport. Will they be allowed into Poland or will there be problems?
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With a Ukrainian passport now you can’t just come. As a resident of Ireland, it is most likely possible, but it is better to clarify
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answered 3 years ago
As a resident of Ireland, you have every right to transit through Poland even without a COVID test. As a resident of Ireland, you have the right to come to Poland (but under temporary rules from Ireland). But in this case, a test is required within 48 hours. Thus, entering Poland with a 48-hour test from Ukraine and staying in Poland for some time, you do not violate the laws of Poland.
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answered 3 years ago