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My husband is in Warsaw, the visa-free period is expiring, I need to travel to Ukraine (Zaporozhye), what should I do and who should I contact? Is it possible to cross the border now?
My husband is in Warsaw, the visa-free period is expiring, I need to travel to Ukraine (Zaporozhye), what should I do and who should I contact? Is it possible to cross the border now?
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if the husband is a citizen of Ukraine, what's the problem?
my friend (citizen of the Russian Federation, permanent residence in Ukraine) entered through the "sisters" yesterday without any problems. from Poland, too, it seems possible, isn't it?
my friend (citizen of the Russian Federation, permanent residence in Ukraine) entered through the "sisters" yesterday without any problems. from Poland, too, it seems possible, isn't it?
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answered 4 years ago
Yes, he is a citizen of Ukraine. But the borders are closed. Buses don't run. This is where the problem is
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answered 4 years ago
Well, let him somehow reach Krakovets or another checkpoint with Poland, and then cross the border on foot, and you will meet him on our territory by car. Or what exactly are you asking for help with?
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answered 4 years ago
vedrogvozdey, as far as I know, they don’t let you walk, you have to wait for a ride
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answered 4 years ago
https://friend.mfa.gov.ua/#/...registered here..always receive messages about evacuation flights and other news..
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answered 4 years ago
Well, all the more so if they only let you ride, because it’s easier to find it in Poland than in Ukraine. I don’t know if it would be really necessary for me to return to my homeland, I would walk to the border on foot, by hook or by crook I would try to cross it, and then I would also walk on foot, but I wouldn’t ask my husband at the tourist forum to ask for help. Maybe rude, sorry of course, but true.
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answered 4 years ago
There is another option, let him rumble there, he will be quickly deported from Poland)))
In general, I think, both before and now, to take minibuses back and forth for migrant workers.
In general, I think, both before and now, to take minibuses back and forth for migrant workers.
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answered 4 years ago
bla-bla-car to help you - this is in Ukraine, there is a similar service in Poland, and not one
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answered 4 years ago
The Shegini checkpoint was opened for pedestrian crossing a few days ago. It is not so far from Warsaw to the border with Ukraine. It would be a wish! And Ukraine did not close the border for its citizens! The only thing that was reduced working checkpoints.
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answered 4 years ago
He has the right to stay in Poland until the end of quarantine and another + 30 days. On April 16 or 18, the President of Poland signed a decree extending the stay.
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