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Is it safe for a 20-year-old Ukrainian to travel to Moscow?
Interested in the advice and experience of those who have recently traveled.
I plan to take the train.
Is there anything to be afraid of? What's going on at the border? Also interested in the question about what documents you need to have with you? I rummaged through the Internet, and everywhere they write that at the moment you can just travel with a passport of a citizen of Ukraine. Foreigners do not ask?
I plan to take the train.
Is there anything to be afraid of? What's going on at the border? Also interested in the question about what documents you need to have with you? I rummaged through the Internet, and everywhere they write that at the moment you can just travel with a passport of a citizen of Ukraine. Foreigners do not ask?
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Safely. They don't ask for a passport. At the border, the migration card is being filled out, do not lose the card.
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answered 5 years ago
And in terms of psychological absolutely safe. There are Ukrainian cafes and restaurants in Moscow, and cars with Ukrainian license plates are quite common in the street traffic. Yes, and how else? We have the third person in the state Matvienko. So everything is normal.
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answered 5 years ago
In 2019, the rules allow Ukrainians to enter and leave by presenting any civil document at the established checkpoint - an internal passport or a foreign one. And also the law allows the presentation of a service and diplomatic passport, a maritime certificate, and a travel card for a child "...
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answered 5 years ago
A 20-year-old guy is generally unsafe. You can go to Moscow, it is not welcome, but it is not forbidden either. But then you have to go home! It's one thing when a woman or a man of 60 years old makes such a trip, it's quite another thing when a guy, and even very young...
There are many Ukrainians in Moscow, including those who came from Ukraine for various reasons. It is up to each individual to decide whether to go or not. The key word here is 20 years.
There are many Ukrainians in Moscow, including those who came from Ukraine for various reasons. It is up to each individual to decide whether to go or not. The key word here is 20 years.
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answered 5 years ago
Normul, 20 years old is the right age to take everything from life. At 60, the coat is no longer the same, instead of discos and bars there will be glasses and a cane.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka You are clearly not in the subject. Look at everything as if you are sitting on the moon.
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answered 5 years ago
lazy_person, it seems to me that you are not aware of what a crowd of Ukrainians already lives in the Russian Federation from Moscow to Tyumen, from Arkhangelsk to Krasnodar. And for my work, I have to regularly communicate with Ukrainian candidates and delve into their documents.
I know who specifically does not welcome the trip of a twenty-year-old guy to Moscow, but the main stream of candidates is just between the ages of 20 and 35. And if the author of the question just goes to hang out, and not for the purpose of work or migration, then all the more so 20 years is the ideal age for this.
In short, do not transfer from a sore head to a healthy one, problems at the border are not with Ukrainians, but with Russians usually. I judge by the experience of mutual business trips of our employees on both sides.
I know who specifically does not welcome the trip of a twenty-year-old guy to Moscow, but the main stream of candidates is just between the ages of 20 and 35. And if the author of the question just goes to hang out, and not for the purpose of work or migration, then all the more so 20 years is the ideal age for this.
In short, do not transfer from a sore head to a healthy one, problems at the border are not with Ukrainians, but with Russians usually. I judge by the experience of mutual business trips of our employees on both sides.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka That's what I'm saying. You do not understand, off topic. Sit on the moon, you feel good and comfortable ... and look from there. And the guy will have to return home, and the key word here is "20 years."
If you don't understand, don't give advice...
If you don't understand, don't give advice...
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answered 5 years ago
lazy_person, do you really think that a twenty-year-old guy from Moscow will return to Ukraine?))) Which of the two of us lives on the moon?)))
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answered 5 years ago
lazy_person
You are completely right.
And you give sound advice to a young man.
ollennka
You are right too.
I am convinced that the 60-year-old, there is definitely nothing to do there.
I have been to Moscow many times, I even lived in "Russia" once, before that fire.
The hotel left me with a bad feeling.
She smelled of a terrible time. Especially when, out of curiosity, I went down on the elevator, to floors P1, P2 ... (basement). It's beautiful on the outside, but not on the inside.
And the city is very beautiful.
You are completely right.
And you give sound advice to a young man.
ollennka
You are right too.
I am convinced that the 60-year-old, there is definitely nothing to do there.
I have been to Moscow many times, I even lived in "Russia" once, before that fire.
The hotel left me with a bad feeling.
She smelled of a terrible time. Especially when, out of curiosity, I went down on the elevator, to floors P1, P2 ... (basement). It's beautiful on the outside, but not on the inside.
And the city is very beautiful.
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answered 5 years ago
A friend, if he did not serve in the army, can be taken away.
Now they are catching them.
Now they are catching them.
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answered 5 years ago
Well, to finish the topic, here it is. You will be in Moscow almost on Ukrainian territory. It's calming. Izv. for the quality of the photo. Not mine.
https://www.turpravda.com/ru/moskva/blog-108403.html
https://www.turpravda.com/ru/moskva/blog-108403.html
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answered 5 years ago
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