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What documents are needed to travel from Ukraine to Russia?
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I am 16 years old, I want to go to Russia for a couple of days myself, I realized that I need a Ukrainian passport, and permission from my parents. Will I have any problems crossing the border?
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answered 13 years ago
to ivanovgenya1409: If you are over 18 years old, then you do not need anything other than a Ukrainian passport or international passport.
to dasha97: You will not be released alone, because the permit is issued for someone who accompanies you (over 18 years old).
to dasha97: You will not be released alone, because the permit is issued for someone who accompanies you (over 18 years old).
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answered 13 years ago
I want to register in Russia and get a residence permit, what do I need for this myself from Ukraine
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answered 13 years ago
Please tell me, my family and I want to leave for Norilsk with the prospect of Russian citizenship, what do we need for this. Thank you. We are 30 years old
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Please tell me, I’m 18 and I want to go to Russia for a couple of days. Do I need a residence permit in my passport or not? And what do I need to have in general. Thank you in advance!
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Hello! I am a citizen of the Russian Federation, currently living in Ukraine. The husband is a citizen of Ukraine. We want to visit Russia with our one-year-old child. The child was born on the territory of Ukraine, the birth certificate was received here. What documents do we need for a child to cross the border?
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to sasha_soks: You need a Ukrainian passport + permission for someone to leave.
to Alisa84: there will be no problems when leaving. For documents for permanent residence, check with the Russian Embassy in Ukraine.
to black.433, enlighten: contact the Russian embassy in Ukraine.
to illidan123: If you are leaving with a passport, then registration is not written there, and if in Ukrainian without a residence permit, it's not scary.
to sweetie83: You must have a residence permit or temporary registration. If you are traveling in three and everyone has the same last name, then take your passports, birth certificate, marriage certificate, residence permit or temporary registration and go.
to Alisa84: there will be no problems when leaving. For documents for permanent residence, check with the Russian Embassy in Ukraine.
to black.433, enlighten: contact the Russian embassy in Ukraine.
to illidan123: If you are leaving with a passport, then registration is not written there, and if in Ukrainian without a residence permit, it's not scary.
to sweetie83: You must have a residence permit or temporary registration. If you are traveling in three and everyone has the same last name, then take your passports, birth certificate, marriage certificate, residence permit or temporary registration and go.
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Hello! I am a citizen of Ukraine, I live in Ukraine! I want to go to Kaliningrad to visit relatives by car! It's closer to me through Poland! Please let me know what documents are required. For a normal border crossing! Thanks!!!
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You need to open a transit Schengen visa, this will require documents: income statement, bank account, documents for movable / immovable property, and the rest of the documents are simple. A green card is required for the car. Personal insurance is mandatory for you + most likely they will require an invitation from relatives to confirm that you are going to Kaliningrad, and not further to Europe.
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Please help, I've looked all over the internet and can't find a specific answer. I have Russian citizenship and Ukrainian residence permit extended to indefinitely. but in 2008 he went to visit Russia and on the way back they demanded an insert for a residence permit or a stamp in the passport. but the trouble is that the passport is expired and I do not use it. to which the answer was: if the passport is expired, then the residence permit is invalid! I did not get through to the consulate (they are always busy). Now I'm going to visit again and I'm afraid of problems at the border. thank you in advance.
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tell me please, I am a citizen of Ukraine. I am graduating from a university and a military department at the same time. I want to go to R.F. immediately after graduation. And rospisatsya, and get citizenship over time. The question is, if I get citizenship before the age of 30, can I be drafted into the army in the Russian Federation, and does the completed military department in Ukr. force in RF??
Thanks in advance!!!
Thanks in advance!!!
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to igor7776: They are right. Recently, an acquaintance of ours applied for permanent residence in Russia and they put a stamp in his passport stating that he is leaving for permanent residence in Russia. You need to go to the Russian embassy in Ukraine and issue a new RFP with the stamp transferred to the passport.
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to ivanovgenya1409: You will act according to the legislation of the Russian Federation in accordance with which you can be drafted into the army, tk. if you graduated from a military department in Ukraine, then in Russia other laws and a military department are invalid there.
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I'm Ukrainian, I'm marrying a Russian girl in Russia - Tell me, please, what documents do you need to travel to Russia from Ukraine and in order to obtain citizenship? Thank you in advance
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please tell me. My husband and my one-year-old child and I are planning to visit Russia in March. From the documents we prepared our passports and the birth certificate of the child. What else is needed for a child? Some say that it is necessary to have medical insurance and some kind of travel document to issue in the department of international passports. What exactly is needed? Thank you in advance.
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I WANT TO GO to Russia and get citizenship and take my whole family. Family: two guys 15 years of age and a little daughter.
real idea?
Or in Ukraine. All sold into slavery, and so simply will not be released?
real idea?
Or in Ukraine. All sold into slavery, and so simply will not be released?
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to ABS596: You need to contact the OVIR, they need a large list of documents, including a tax certificate stating that there are no debts.
to olgavas: I advise that your child be entered in your passport. You do not need to issue a separate children's travel card, but they may ask for medical insurance.
to spektroff: of course it's real, the processing time ranges from 1 to 6 months. Contact OVIR.
to olgavas: I advise that your child be entered in your passport. You do not need to issue a separate children's travel card, but they may ask for medical insurance.
to spektroff: of course it's real, the processing time ranges from 1 to 6 months. Contact OVIR.
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Please tell me. In the summer with my wife and two children aged 3 and 7, I want to go to Russia by car. What documents are needed, except for the passports of the parents and the birth certificates of the children. And one more question. I have a 1996 license laminated. Will they let me go to Russia with them? Thank you in advance!
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Additionally - a green card for a car, personal insurance for each. Rights fit.
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How much and what kind of currency can be exported from Ukraine to Russia and vice versa, from Russia to Ukraine? How does it work at customs? Thank you in advance.
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From Ukraine, you can export 10,000 euros per person without declaring.
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Please tell me, I want to go to Moscow for a visit, will only a Ukrainian passport be enough to leave?
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I want to go to St. Petersburg for a week in the summer. See the city. Is a Ukrainian passport enough? And the second question - is it necessary to somehow register your stay in St. Petersburg?
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I want to go to St. Petersburg for a week in the summer. See the city. Is a Ukrainian passport enough? And the second question - is it necessary to somehow register your stay in St. Petersburg?
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Hello! I am 17 years old... I need to go to the Pskov region, with a club, to reenact the Ice Battle... Will I have enough passports and an invitation to the festival to cross the border?
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to rstatyana: of course enough
to HOLKIDOR: enough passports. See how long you will be there. If for a week or 2, then you do not need to register anything.
to HOLKIDOR: enough passports. See how long you will be there. If for a week or 2, then you do not need to register anything.
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I'm 17 years old. I live in Ukraine. In the summer I want to go to St. Petersburg myself. what do i need to cross the border?
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I’m raveden, do I need permission from my ex-husband to take my 2-year-old son to Russia (for a visit).
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hello, I want to go to Russia with a child from Ukraine for a few days. The problem is that my husband is already there in Moscow. How can I now come to him if he did not issue a permit for my departure upon departure.
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