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Is it possible to fly from Boryspil airport (Kyiv) to Warsaw airport (transit) and further from Warsaw to Moscow if plane tickets are bought in advance?
LOT airline. Passport of the Russian Federation. Permanent residence in Ukraine. There are no relatives in the EU and no residence permit in the EU. And what grounds, besides a ticket, are needed to make this trip a transit through Poland? Thanks in advance for your replies.
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But don't citizens of the Russian Federation need a visa to fly to Poland?
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answered 3 years ago
for a flight to the country - it is needed, for a transit zone without the right to enter the city, as far as I know - no.
but it's better to clarify
but it's better to clarify
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answered 3 years ago
I will answer more precisely. Currently (due to the pandemic), transit through Poland for residents of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus is allowed only if these people are traveling to their place of permanent residence and they are EU or Schengen residents or spouses, children of residents. The provisional rules do not provide otherwise. In the good old days, this would have been possible. And you don't need a visa. Now, unfortunately, it is not possible.
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