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I want to go abroad for a vacation in Turkey, but since I live permanently in the PMR and have a Russian passport, I can’t fly through the international airport of Moldova, in accordance with their laws, they require permanent residence in Moldova, and do not recognize permanent residence in Transnistria. I can Can I fly through Ukraine with a Russian passport? If yes, what documents do I need?
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In my opinion, it doesn’t matter for Ukraine where you have permanent residence, for Russian citizens visa-free entry, you can also travel with an ordinary Russian passport. An entry-exit stamp will be affixed to the international passport, but not to the Russian internal one.
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answered 11 years ago
Interestingly, in the passport of the Russian Federation it is somehow displayed that a person lives in the PMR? Or in Chisinau they will start asking - how did they get to Moldova if there are no entry marks?
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answered 11 years ago
I live in Ukraine almost constantly for work, I have Russian citizenship, I go on vacation often, I enter with a general passport, I leave with a foreign one, and even if I enter with a foreign passport, I also go on vacation to Turkey, Thailand, Egypt, the Dominican Republic without any problems! only law-abiding border crossing and the corresponding stamps in the passport matter, Ukraine does not care about everything else!
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answered 11 years ago
And how do citizens of other states fly out of Moldova with international passports? Do they also need permanent residence in Moldova?
You can fly from any country in the world to any country in the world with a valid passport or a document corresponding to it. In my opinion, you misunderstood something.
Do you have citizens of only Russia at the airport without permanent residence in Moldova are not allowed? If such a problem, fly from Odessa!
You can fly from any country in the world to any country in the world with a valid passport or a document corresponding to it. In my opinion, you misunderstood something.
Do you have citizens of only Russia at the airport without permanent residence in Moldova are not allowed? If such a problem, fly from Odessa!
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answered 11 years ago
Yes, perhaps, the fears of the HARDWARE are in vain.
There is a Russian passport - everything else is unimportant.
There is a Russian passport - everything else is unimportant.
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answered 11 years ago
Still, there may be an ambush at the Chisinau airport - you present a foreign passport of the Russian Federation (that is, you are a citizen of the Russian Federation), but there is no mark on entry into Moldova in your passport, respectively, questions and sanctions. It is, IMHO.
You enter Ukraine from the side of the Transnistrian Republic through the Russian Federation and fly wherever you want, as long as you have enough money for a ticket :)))
You enter Ukraine from the side of the Transnistrian Republic through the Russian Federation and fly wherever you want, as long as you have enough money for a ticket :)))
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answered 11 years ago
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the same ambushes with those who have 2 citizenships. show the passport of an EU citizen, for example, to a border guard. when asked where the entry mark to Ukraine (for example), they show a Ukrainian passport. all. everything is legal...
Indeed, this is how we are. XZ as in Moldova
the same ambushes with those who have 2 citizenships. show the passport of an EU citizen, for example, to a border guard. when asked where the entry mark to Ukraine (for example), they show a Ukrainian passport. all. everything is legal...
Indeed, this is how we are. XZ as in Moldova
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answered 11 years ago
Annette, not quite legal! Dual citizenship is prohibited in Ukraine. And theoretically, a resident of, say, Transcarpathia cannot simultaneously have a Ukrainian and a Hungarian passport. But this is theoretical.
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answered 11 years ago
By the way, this ban is a delusion, they somehow consulted. While at our request they are looking for a document where this ban is clearly spelled out, they can’t really find it.
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answered 11 years ago
