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My girlfriend gr. RF, currently working in Turkey. Plans to fly to Ukraine directly from there in November. I'm going to make her an invitation to Ukraine. Will the Turks let her on the plane?
My girlfriend gr. RF, currently working in Turkey. Plans to fly to Ukraine directly from there in November. I'm going to make her an invitation to Ukraine. Will the Turks let her on the plane?
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Turkish border guards don't care. The airline can't let you in.
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answered 4 years ago
They will definitely not leave it in Turkey. And what will look like by that time the entrance to Ukraine for foreign citizens is unknown
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answered 4 years ago
the Turks will let her on the plane, but whether they will let her out in Ukraine is a question.
you need to check with border guards or customs, which is more important - citizenship of a "red" country or being in a "green" zone
you need to check with border guards or customs, which is more important - citizenship of a "red" country or being in a "green" zone
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answered 4 years ago
If there are any doubts that the girl will not be allowed into Ukraine, her journey will end at the check-in counter for a flight in Turkey - ollennka wrote about this above
I wonder what "customs" can say about the red and green zones - how many bottles of "coronavirus" can be carried in luggage or hand luggage)))
I wonder what "customs" can say about the red and green zones - how many bottles of "coronavirus" can be carried in luggage or hand luggage)))
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answered 4 years ago
Vika284,
if this is a stone in my garden, I explain what I had in mind: it happens that they are released from one country, but for some reason they are not allowed into another. and the person hangs "in the neutral zone." my friend's son-in-law hung like that, though not in Ukraine - in Britain.
If the Turks stop this even at the front desk - that's great. I haven't heard of such a thing. but I saw how a man flying from Kyiv to St. Petersburg via Minsk was not allowed to enter Pulkovo. what happened to him next - I do not know
if this is a stone in my garden, I explain what I had in mind: it happens that they are released from one country, but for some reason they are not allowed into another. and the person hangs "in the neutral zone." my friend's son-in-law hung like that, though not in Ukraine - in Britain.
If the Turks stop this even at the front desk - that's great. I haven't heard of such a thing. but I saw how a man flying from Kyiv to St. Petersburg via Minsk was not allowed to enter Pulkovo. what happened to him next - I do not know
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answered 4 years ago
It's not the Turks who stop it, the Turks don't care. Stops the airline, as it is responsible for the return of the passenger, if missed the lack of permission to enter (visas, red-green zones, etc.).
If that comrade in Pulkovo was slapped in the passport with an official refusal to enter, the airline had to deliver him back to Minsk at his own expense.
If that comrade in Pulkovo was slapped in the passport with an official refusal to enter, the airline had to deliver him back to Minsk at his own expense.
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka,
I didn't see what happened next. he was taken away first, then he came back and went somewhere in neutral
how does the airline stop it? I'm really interested, I'm not kidding!
So I bought a ticket, I go up to the counter - there are Turkish employees. Am I already on the waiver list?
I didn't see what happened next. he was taken away first, then he came back and went somewhere in neutral
how does the airline stop it? I'm really interested, I'm not kidding!
So I bought a ticket, I go up to the counter - there are Turkish employees. Am I already on the waiver list?
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answered 4 years ago
from fb: a person crosses the border in "three sisters", he is wrapped up by Ukrainian border guards - they say that he is coming from the "red" zone and has no reason to cross the border (no invitation or residence permit, or for some other reason). but he has already passed through the border of the Russian Federation or Belarus. that is, there no one was interested in whether he could go further.
Can't this happen on airplanes?
Can't this happen on airplanes?
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answered 4 years ago
YaSlavnaYa Not only Turks stop at the check-in counter, all airlines, if in doubt, do not check in for a flight
I also saw how people with a US visa were not allowed on a flight to the US at the transit airport, in order to minimize such cases, all airlines still check at check-in whether this passenger can enter the country
I also saw how people with a US visa were not allowed on a flight to the US at the transit airport, in order to minimize such cases, all airlines still check at check-in whether this passenger can enter the country
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answered 4 years ago
Vika284,
thanks. True, I have never seen that they were wrapped up at the counter, that's why I asked ... but at the customs I saw it in Turkey, and in the Russian Federation, and in Latvia. that is, the airline let these people through, but the country does not let them in - I wrote about this. in relation to Ukraine, I have not seen this - which only pleases
thanks. True, I have never seen that they were wrapped up at the counter, that's why I asked ... but at the customs I saw it in Turkey, and in the Russian Federation, and in Latvia. that is, the airline let these people through, but the country does not let them in - I wrote about this. in relation to Ukraine, I have not seen this - which only pleases
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answered 4 years ago
At the check-in desk, the representative of the airline is obliged to check the availability of a visa, pro-visa, other documents giving the right to enter, this has always been the case. If citizens of some country are in the "red zone" and do not have any documents giving the right to enter, they simply will not be registered for the flight.
I have no experience with land borders. For example, the situation with the same Russians at passport control at Ukrainian airports. A colleague flew to Kyiv on a business trip, they kept him at the border for a very long time, discussed and decided something there, as a result, the Moscow office suggested that he return back, since there was no hope in the situation. The colleague asked the border guards to put a stamp on the refusal of entry, returned to the representative of the airline, and he was sent free of charge through Minsk to Moscow.
I have no experience with land borders. For example, the situation with the same Russians at passport control at Ukrainian airports. A colleague flew to Kyiv on a business trip, they kept him at the border for a very long time, discussed and decided something there, as a result, the Moscow office suggested that he return back, since there was no hope in the situation. The colleague asked the border guards to put a stamp on the refusal of entry, returned to the representative of the airline, and he was sent free of charge through Minsk to Moscow.
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