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Tell me, please, if a girl has been living on the territory of Ukraine for 10 years without Ukrainian. documents, there is only a Russian foreign passport, will she be able to fly from Ukraine to Turkey?
Tell me, please, if a girl has been living on the territory of Ukraine for 10 years without Ukrainian. documents, there is only a Russian foreign passport, will she be able to fly from Ukraine to Turkey?
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1. violation of the term of stay for a foreigner in Ukraine - from 1700 to 5100 UAH.
2. they can (and most likely will slap) a ban on entry into Ukraine for 3 years. if the violation is not the first - then up to 10 years.
2. they can (and most likely will slap) a ban on entry into Ukraine for 3 years. if the violation is not the first - then up to 10 years.
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answered 3 years ago
Of course, she can fly away, but I'm afraid that a hefty fine of 1700-5100 UAH for the girl and 1700-3400 for those with whom she lived (if they find out) awaits at the border. an entry ban from 3 to 10 years is also possible
==According to the official clarifications of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, citizens of states with a visa-free entry to Ukraine, including citizens of Russia, can temporarily stay on the territory of Ukraine for no more than 90 days within 180 days, that is, up to 90 days in any 180-day period .
To calculate the permitted period of stay, it is necessary to subtract 180 days ago from the date of entry or the date of control (the day when it is necessary to establish the period of stay allowed for a Russian citizen in Ukraine). A citizen will not violate the migration regime if within this 180-day period he stayed in Ukraine for no more than 90 days.
In order to avoid violation of the migration regime, we recommend that you adhere to this rule ==
==According to the official clarifications of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, citizens of states with a visa-free entry to Ukraine, including citizens of Russia, can temporarily stay on the territory of Ukraine for no more than 90 days within 180 days, that is, up to 90 days in any 180-day period .
To calculate the permitted period of stay, it is necessary to subtract 180 days ago from the date of entry or the date of control (the day when it is necessary to establish the period of stay allowed for a Russian citizen in Ukraine). A citizen will not violate the migration regime if within this 180-day period he stayed in Ukraine for no more than 90 days.
In order to avoid violation of the migration regime, we recommend that you adhere to this rule ==
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answered 3 years ago
The answer to your question is definitely not. Even if they are released from Ukraine (which is highly doubtful), in theory they will not let them into Turkey. So you get a girl not allowed to travel abroad.
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answered 3 years ago
mindguru,
they have no right not to let them out of Ukraine - the girl is a citizen of another country. but about Turkey, you are most likely right
they have no right not to let them out of Ukraine - the girl is a citizen of another country. but about Turkey, you are most likely right
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answered 3 years ago
Excuse me, who's the girl? Well, she didn’t come herself, some relatives brought her. If a child has violated immigration laws, adults (parents, guardians) will pay the fine, not the child. If a child flies accompanied by adults, then there are no problems with leaving Ukraine and entering Turkey. I hope the foreigner has been updated over these 10 years.
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answered 3 years ago
