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I am 17 years old, can I go to Russia on my own?
I am 17 years old, can I go to Russia from Donetsk to my relatives on my own, my parents do not have the opportunity to leave, there is no accompanying person either, they will meet me only upon arrival in Moscow.
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The Family Code of Ukraine says that children from the age of 16 can leave without restrictions. Parental consent or accompaniment is not required.
That is, according to Ukrainian laws, you do not need an accompanying person. And what laws are now in effect in Donetsk, it is better to find out right in Donetsk.
That is, according to Ukrainian laws, you do not need an accompanying person. And what laws are now in effect in Donetsk, it is better to find out right in Donetsk.
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answered 9 years ago
In Russia, on January 1, 2015, the law on the regime of entry and exit from the country for citizens of the CIS countries came into force, obliging them to cross the Russian border with international passports.
A foreign passport in Ukraine is issued from the age of 18. But at the age of 17, it is possible to issue a passport with a notarized permission from both parents. Or you can issue a children's travel document (children's passport, child's travel document) - a document by which a child (from 0 to 18 years old) can travel abroad both independently and accompanied by adults. And it was true you were told above, according to Ukrainian legislation, accompaniment is mandatory for persons under 16 years of age inclusive. You are 17 years old, so you do not need an accompaniment.
A foreign passport in Ukraine is issued from the age of 18. But at the age of 17, it is possible to issue a passport with a notarized permission from both parents. Or you can issue a children's travel document (children's passport, child's travel document) - a document by which a child (from 0 to 18 years old) can travel abroad both independently and accompanied by adults. And it was true you were told above, according to Ukrainian legislation, accompaniment is mandatory for persons under 16 years of age inclusive. You are 17 years old, so you do not need an accompaniment.
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answered 9 years ago
Submission of documents for registration of a foreign passport / children's travel document is possible:
- at the place of residence according to the registration in the territorial bodies of the migration service.
- regardless of registration and place of residence - in the interregional centers for issuing passport documents, of which there are already four in Ukraine - two centers in Kyiv (Bortnichi, 64 Lenina St. and 4 Saksaganskogo St.), one center in Lviv and one center in Kharkov. Here all citizens of Ukraine who are registered on the territory of Ukraine can apply for a passport.
Documents required for registration of a foreign passport/children's travel document: passport of a citizen of Ukraine, identification number.
An entry visa is not required, but a foreigner can stay on the territory of the Russian Federation for no more than 90 days in total during each period of 180 days.
Since you live in a temporarily occupied territory, it is probably best to contact the migration service at your place of residence for clarification.
- at the place of residence according to the registration in the territorial bodies of the migration service.
- regardless of registration and place of residence - in the interregional centers for issuing passport documents, of which there are already four in Ukraine - two centers in Kyiv (Bortnichi, 64 Lenina St. and 4 Saksaganskogo St.), one center in Lviv and one center in Kharkov. Here all citizens of Ukraine who are registered on the territory of Ukraine can apply for a passport.
Documents required for registration of a foreign passport/children's travel document: passport of a citizen of Ukraine, identification number.
An entry visa is not required, but a foreigner can stay on the territory of the Russian Federation for no more than 90 days in total during each period of 180 days.
Since you live in a temporarily occupied territory, it is probably best to contact the migration service at your place of residence for clarification.
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