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Do they ask for a voucher?
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I have a question of the following nature: do they ask at passport control, a voucher for accommodation (I read what they might ask) and what to do if it is not there. For example, we fly without the participation of tour companies: we bought tickets ourselves, booked a guest house on the phone for a few days, then generally on an excursion, etc.?
I have a question of the following nature: do they ask at passport control, a voucher for accommodation (I read what they might ask) and what to do if it is not there. For example, we fly without the participation of tour companies: we bought tickets ourselves, booked a guest house on the phone for a few days, then generally on an excursion, etc.?
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About "asking - not asking"
From practice: they ask very rarely, but they have the right to ask such a question. If there is any doubt that you have arrived on vacation (you declare this on your immigration card upon arrival and present it with your passport).
Tourist voucher - a document confirming (on behalf of the t / company that issued it) that the tourist has paid for a certain list of services and can count on their performance by the receiving party.
At the border control, a voucher is a kind of confirmation that a tourist who has arrived in the country (it is tourism that you indicate as the purpose of your visit to the country) has been provided with accommodation, food, and movement around the country.
If you organized the tour yourself, then the documents indicating the purpose of your arrival will be tickets for the return trip (no later than 30 days from the date of arrival - for visa-free entry into the country), proof of booking accommodation (just in case, ask for a fax confirmation from the owners of the guesthouse ) and medical insurance (although recently insurance companies have been in no hurry to provide services to medical institutions and you have to pay in cash with the hope of receiving compensation for medical care costs already upon returning to Ukraine, well, yes, this is a separate issue).
From practice: they ask very rarely, but they have the right to ask such a question. If there is any doubt that you have arrived on vacation (you declare this on your immigration card upon arrival and present it with your passport).
Tourist voucher - a document confirming (on behalf of the t / company that issued it) that the tourist has paid for a certain list of services and can count on their performance by the receiving party.
At the border control, a voucher is a kind of confirmation that a tourist who has arrived in the country (it is tourism that you indicate as the purpose of your visit to the country) has been provided with accommodation, food, and movement around the country.
If you organized the tour yourself, then the documents indicating the purpose of your arrival will be tickets for the return trip (no later than 30 days from the date of arrival - for visa-free entry into the country), proof of booking accommodation (just in case, ask for a fax confirmation from the owners of the guesthouse ) and medical insurance (although recently insurance companies have been in no hurry to provide services to medical institutions and you have to pay in cash with the hope of receiving compensation for medical care costs already upon returning to Ukraine, well, yes, this is a separate issue).
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answered 13 years ago
Lanka-Lanochka, as always a detailed and clear answer) Thank you very much!!! )))
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