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Has anyone already flown to Turkey using id-cards? How is the process and what documents are still needed?
Hello. Please tell me, has anyone already flown to Turkey using id-cards? How is the process and what documents are still needed? We have a flight from Zaporozhye, we are a little worried.
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Daria, what kind of animal is this id-art? Is it with the Ukrainians (like the members of the Geyropa Council) instead of a passport?
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answered 6 years ago
Collective farmer, but is it weak to google? And let's not be sarcastic.
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answered 6 years ago
:) no, this is a new format for ordinary internal passports
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Kolhoznic id cards are identification documents in the EU countries, the USA, Great Britain, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and Latin America, Tunisia, Egypt and many other countries, for example Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan
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answered 6 years ago
We flew with an id card. No additional documents are required. During the customs control, they issue a paper where they put down the date of entry into the country. You need to constantly walk with it, so that in the case of checking documents in Turkey, you can show when you entered the country. When leaving Turkey, an exit stamp is affixed to it.
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answered 6 years ago
Kolhoznic from Kazakhstan with Egypt and Venezuela with id cards, you are also behind
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answered 6 years ago
Kolhoznic - ID is a passport of a citizen of Ukraine. /Correctly, wrote khramtsova.daria20/
There is also a foreign passport - it has not been canceled in Ukraine.
It's simple - Turkey allowed Ukrainians to enter without passports.
By Ukrainian ID cards
There is also a foreign passport - it has not been canceled in Ukraine.
It's simple - Turkey allowed Ukrainians to enter without passports.
By Ukrainian ID cards
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answered 6 years ago
helena_fortuna, I do not want to create a new topic and therefore I will ask here. In July I plan to go to Ukraine. Specifically, I plan to rest in Yalta and Odessa. What is the current procedure for entry into Ukraine for Russians?
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answered 6 years ago
Simply - on the passport.
This is Odessa.
Yalta? I don't know how it is now.
Probably - too - just - according to passports.
This is Odessa.
Yalta? I don't know how it is now.
Probably - too - just - according to passports.
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answered 6 years ago
So on the website of one travel company there is an ad:
IMPORTANT!
If a person traveled to Crimea through the official border with Russia, and there is a mark in the passport, then when leaving Crimea at the Ukrainian border, it is possible to draw up a protocol on violation of the border crossing or a ban on entry!
That is - as I understand it - that you cannot fly to the Crimea by plane, and then go to Odessa.
IMPORTANT!
If a person traveled to Crimea through the official border with Russia, and there is a mark in the passport, then when leaving Crimea at the Ukrainian border, it is possible to draw up a protocol on violation of the border crossing or a ban on entry!
That is - as I understand it - that you cannot fly to the Crimea by plane, and then go to Odessa.
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answered 6 years ago
But you can come to Odessa, and then go to the Crimea.
But you will have to leave Crimea through Odessa. In order not to violate the border crossing.
But you will have to leave Crimea through Odessa. In order not to violate the border crossing.
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answered 6 years ago
Helena_fortuna forgot about biometric control,
From January 1, 2018, when crossing the border of Ukraine, you go through biometric control, Russian citizens were supposed to visit Ukraine with a biometric passport, but now the system is temporarily not working, your fingerprints will be taken at the border, and in the summer, who knows what can change
From January 1, 2018, when crossing the border of Ukraine, you go through biometric control, Russian citizens were supposed to visit Ukraine with a biometric passport, but now the system is temporarily not working, your fingerprints will be taken at the border, and in the summer, who knows what can change
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answered 6 years ago
On entry and exit from the Crimea through the territory of Ukraine for Russian citizens, create a separate thread of questions, I think that not everything is so rosy and easy, as helena_fortuna writes
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answered 6 years ago
collective farmer, what kind of Odessa? what is Yalta? you will freeze there!
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answered 6 years ago
haber-x, warm up! We have a fierce winter today - today minus fifty-seven! In Antarctica, and then minus thirty!
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answered 6 years ago
Last summer I went to the Crimea, only I have Ukrainian citizenship. According to the document, everything, as everywhere else, is the purpose of the visit and forward. But they often and with passion inspect luggage (not everyone, I was lucky). If they find food (except sweets, in my opinion, but not a fact), they seize everything.
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answered 6 years ago
A big request to everyone! On the branches About Turkey, do not create your farce a la Yalta-Odessa ((((Sick...
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