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Brother from the LPR, in foreign countries. stamp of departure from Rostov. Is this an illegal crossing? I want to take it to Turkey from Odessa. Id card without registration, only a certificate from the unit, no registration. How to fly?
Brother from the LPR, in foreign countries. stamp of departure from Rostov. Is this an illegal crossing? I want to take it to Turkey from Odessa. Id card without registration, only a certificate from the unit, no registration. How to fly?
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The guy is 16 years old, so there was an opportunity to pick him up.
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answered 3 years ago
If from the LPR, then his fate is to rest only in the resorts of Lugandonia! Why do you need Turkey? Crimea was squeezed out for you, so go to all-Union health resorts!
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answered 3 years ago
oh my god, what kind of people...
Yuliya.1707, but you don’t have the opportunity to register your brother?
Yuliya.1707, but you don’t have the opportunity to register your brother?
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answered 3 years ago
"Id card without a residence permit, only a certificate from the edr" .. for me too (for everyone who received an id) .. you can fly without a passport .. to Turkey .. only id and this certificate .. check with the migration service ..I agree with YaSlavnaYa ... change registration, change certificate, make a new foreign .. as an option ..
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answered 3 years ago
What country id does he have? Departure from Rostov to where? Foreign Ukrainian?
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answered 3 years ago
The only question is the absence of an extension with a residence permit. Is it needed when crossing the border or not?
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answered 3 years ago
I wish I didn't know where it is either. But life makes its own adjustments
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answered 3 years ago
What are you, such a Herod, calling a part of Ukraine lugandoniya? Separated mean? separ)
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answered 3 years ago
YaSlavnaYa, this means that parents decide so for their children, while they are minors. Are they responsible for this? Turned 16, now you do not need parental permission to go to a normal country. Why politicize this fact? The question is not this. Documents will change, but for now we have what we have and want to dance from it.
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answered 3 years ago