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About innovations at the Ukrainian customs
An important question! I recently heard news on the radio about innovations at our customs (Ukraine) that debtors are not released abroad. One man (information from the same news) was not released because he had a traffic police debt of 17 UAH. two years ago. I would not be so sad about this issue, but recently I did a technical inspection on a car and my debt also surfaced at 17 UAH. two years ago, about which I am neither a dream nor a spirit. Maybe someone knows how and where you can check if you have "debts",
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I don’t really want to get a “surprise” when leaving. Especially since we are going to Switzerland on January 2 to ski. that all this can "turn up" just in Boryspil. Tell me, who knows!
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answered 14 years ago
In Russia, similar measures have been in place for six months. For Russians: a new resource has now opened where you can view information about your debts, fines, apply for a passport, etc. Site http://www.gosuslugi.ru/
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answered 14 years ago
I would like to know where such information can be found in Ukraine.
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answered 14 years ago
General yet nowhere. For credit debts - in the bank, for fines - in those bodies that issued the fine.
Yes, not customs is informed, but border guards. Customs is now generally - at will :)))
Yes, not customs is informed, but border guards. Customs is now generally - at will :)))
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answered 14 years ago
So, you don’t have to worry that they won’t let you out? I was just shocked to hear that a person was not let out in Boryspil for 17 UAH. a fine, and then the same thing happened to herself, only during a technical inspection. You never know what can come up somewhere, we can expect everything, especially before the elections. And before NG, the rent may not arrive on time or something else.
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answered 14 years ago
If you don't have child support problems, property tax debts, motor vehicle taxes, or fines, you have nothing to fear! ))) Call the traffic police, ask about the fine (or get there, it will be safer!), ask if you have fines. Most often, people "pour" on them.
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answered 14 years ago
the easiest option is to ask someone who will check it, i.e. the border guards themselves. Call and find out. If they have nothing on you, how can they stop you?
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answered 14 years ago
About this, in principle, and the question: where to call (number)?
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answered 14 years ago
How is it not to worry? Do you need to worry if something is wrong? There is no COMMON base for citizens to access. And the border guards have everything, don't worry.
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answered 14 years ago
I don't remember the number, unfortunately. Call Boryspil, they will tell you.
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answered 14 years ago
Gentlemen, who will explain about alimony. Are they returning those who have debts or who have already been sued? Tourists are worried
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answered 14 years ago
heard the same thing too
but so far at the level of "rumors"
did not meet official information
but so far at the level of "rumors"
did not meet official information
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answered 14 years ago
ira_podoroji If there is an opportunity to go abroad, then why is it not possible to pay off the debt on alimony?
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answered 14 years ago
Previously, travel bans were only based on court decisions.
After the release of the presidential decree on stabilization in the banking system, the system has been simplified. There is a procedure by which banks can submit lists of non-payers to border guards.
Who and how gets there and who will be responsible for the non-pass - there is no clear picture yet.
Call the service of the border guards "Trust" (it is also not clear who trusts whom) - (044) 527-63-63.
After the release of the presidential decree on stabilization in the banking system, the system has been simplified. There is a procedure by which banks can submit lists of non-payers to border guards.
Who and how gets there and who will be responsible for the non-pass - there is no clear picture yet.
Call the service of the border guards "Trust" (it is also not clear who trusts whom) - (044) 527-63-63.
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answered 14 years ago