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Can a Russian citizen fly on a vacation tour from Ukraine?
Good afternoon! My friend is a citizen of Russia, we want to fly together on vacation to Turkey. Can we fly one tour from Kyiv together?
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No problem at all.
If the authorities of Ukraine have no claims against him. That is no problem. He will fly to you and fly to rest together. And in any country.
If the authorities of Ukraine have no claims against him. That is no problem. He will fly to you and fly to rest together. And in any country.
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answered 7 years ago
You can. The travel agency draws up a contract for you. 2 passports required. You can take off easily. The main thing is that your friend is allowed to enter the territory of Ukraine. Border control on departure will be held in different ways (your friend as a foreigner, you as a resident).
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answered 7 years ago
Before the opening of Turkey, many Russians flew on holidays both through Belarus and through Ukraine. Now with Turkey it is already easier.
And in the same Egypt, as before, through Ukraine, the cheapest option for Russians.
And in the same Egypt, as before, through Ukraine, the cheapest option for Russians.
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answered 7 years ago
The main thing is that a friend is not wrapped up at the border. Here, either do not buy a tour in advance before a friend arrives in Ukraine, or fly from Russia so as not to get involved with these border risks.
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answered 7 years ago
On the contrary, the person at the border will show the documents on the tour and they will normally let him through.
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answered 7 years ago
Make a friend an invitation certified by a notary, and even meet him, then there will definitely be no problems.
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answered 7 years ago
ollennka, friendship sometimes requires"sacrifices". The expenses are scanty, but it can take about a month to get it processed by the Migration Service.
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answered 7 years ago
Everything is more and more wonderful. If the invitation is issued at the migration service, why then a notary?
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answered 7 years ago
I fooled around a bit - with a passport to a notary, 200-250 UAH, you can send it to a friend in electronic form. SMS - for visa countries.
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answered 7 years ago
If he sends an electronic copy, then the more it makes no sense to have a notary, it seems to me. You never know what you can draw in electronic form.
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answered 7 years ago
You can send it by fax, they will let you through at the border. Without an invitation, 99% are wrapped back.
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answered 7 years ago
Colleagues, ek turned you off-road ...))), notary, invitation ..., with what fright is this done?!!!! Do not load a colleague with any crap !!! I answer responsibly, based on personal experience: having clearly explained the purpose of the visit, showing printouts of the tour, sometimes they are interested in the contact numbers of your Ukrainian friends or relatives, sometimes they are interested in the amount of cash that you are carrying with you and welcome to Ukraine! I say this as a citizen of the Russian Federation until recently, if a person has problems with a biography that will attract the attention of the relevant services, this is another facet of the issue and the person knows this in advance, during the war he flew on vacation from Ukraine to Turkey, and to Yegi , and to the Balkans, no problem!
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answered 7 years ago
kvi2007, printouts of the tour to the border guards, in this case, will not say anything - the tour is issued for a Ukrainian, or has not yet been issued, because. the passport of a friend from the Russian Federation is with him.
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answered 7 years ago
"located" before"friend " do not read, wrong. Too bad you can't edit the text.
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answered 7 years ago
Igor_m scans of the passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation to a friend in Ukraine, this is enough for a travel agent to arrange a tour for a specific person, a friend from Ukraine sends back scans of documents for a tour, it's simple and that's enough, of course, that the tour is issued for a specific citizen of the Russian Federation, for this border guard enough! If the tour is planned to be bought upon arrival, everything is written above: it is clear about the purpose of the trip, the name and contacts of a friend from Ukraine, the availability of sufficient funds with you.
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answered 7 years ago
Hundreds of citizens of the Russian Federation cross the border with Ukraine every day and have no problems crossing the border, the problem of crossing is more far-fetched and inflated, yes, there is a moment that the border guards began to treat the citizens of the Russian Federation more attentively and corrosively, the reasons are more than clear ... but a law-abiding citizen who has transparent and understandable goals for visiting Ukraine has nothing to be afraid of! From personal experience: An individual who had about three hundred Russian rubles in his pocket and could not clearly mumble to whom and why he was going was turned back naturally, an elderly woman traveling from Vladimir to her children and grandchildren, but with a look as if she had in her lower a kilogram of cocaine underwear, and confused in answers to the questions of the border guard (probably looked at the TV set at home), was taken aside to some room for an in-depth conversation, but then she was let through the border ...))) The problem of crossing the border of Ukraine exists only for a separate and a narrow category of citizens, respectable guests and tourists have nothing to fear!
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answered 7 years ago
There are no objections - everything was written correctly, but you and I do not know whether "friend " belongs to"a separate and narrow category of citizens ", and whether he is able to clearly explain the purpose of the visit with a photocopy in his hands - for insurance and I advise make an invitation.
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answered 7 years ago
Igor_m well, a friend is probably able to understand which category he belongs to;), for complete clarity of the current moment, he will contact and clarify the nuances with his Ukrainian friend.
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answered 7 years ago
Thanks everyone for the reply. My friend is a decent citizen and he has no problems with the authorities and the law. I asked the tour operators, they didn’t say that they could easily fly from Ukraine. I think that kvi2007 is right and citizens of the Russian Federation can cross the border without any problems, but I don’t see any problems even making an invitation for peace of mind. Go to any notarius and in 15 minutes they will do everything for me and send the original by courier mail.
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answered 7 years ago
andrus-s, have a good rest (although there is no other way in Turkey)! Write how everything went - both the arrival of a friend and the rest.
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answered 7 years ago
Many people from the Russian Federation travel, incl. young people of military age, without invitations and with camouflage uniforms in their backpacks (I know from my fellow travelers), let them in without any invitations.
Especially if a person has a ticket with his data in his hands - there is nothing to even think about.
Especially if a person has a ticket with his data in his hands - there is nothing to even think about.
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answered 7 years ago
Igor_m unsubscribe, tell) I think this information will be interesting for other tourists
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answered 7 years ago
Follow one very important point.
Did your friend visit the occupied Crimea from Kerch.
If so, they may not be allowed into the territory of Ukraine.
Did your friend visit the occupied Crimea from Kerch.
If so, they may not be allowed into the territory of Ukraine.
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answered 7 years ago
And how will the Ukrainian border guard decide whether there was a person in Crimea or not?
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answered 7 years ago
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