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I am registered in the Donetsk region, will I be able to cross the border in the Russian Federation in January
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Of course. Only you will need a foreign passport: according to the new rules, entry into the Russian Federation from 01/01/2015 will be impossible for citizens of Ukraine using an internal Ukrainian passport.
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answered 9 years ago
With the spelling "Ukraine " and "Donetsk region " I have doubts about crossing the border!
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answered 9 years ago
With a passport without problems, but without it they will not let you in.
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answered 9 years ago
if I'm not mistaken, at the border they check if there is a person in the database for a ban in the Russian Federation, and not a residence permit? On the official website of the Federal Migration Service of the Russian Federation, you can check for yourself whether you are on this list.
http://services.fms.gov.ru/info-service.htm?sid=3000
True, they do not always have time to update information
http://services.fms.gov.ru/info-service.htm?sid=3000
True, they do not always have time to update information
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answered 9 years ago
To cross the border of the Russian Federation (entry-exit) from 01/01/2015, you need a foreign passport, registration, in the Russian Federation this is called registration, it is not indicated in the foreign passport.
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answered 9 years ago
And yet: a passport + migration card, which is filled out when crossing the border. These documents are sufficient to enter the Russian Federation with the right to stay up to 90 days. Registration (at the place of stay or place of residence) of a person who has arrived in the Russian Federation, draws up independently, if the period of stay is more than 90 days. In this case, entry into the Russian Federation is carried out on the basis of a visa. Read more here:
http://www.ufmsarh.ru/visa.php and here
http://www.visahouse.com/rus/crossingtheborder.asp (in the last consultation just about the migration card)
http://www.ufmsarh.ru/visa.php and here
http://www.visahouse.com/rus/crossingtheborder.asp (in the last consultation just about the migration card)
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answered 9 years ago
staruha_izergil, I agree with the foreigner and the migrant. registration, as you call it, or migration registration, as required by law in exceptional cases.
http://www.fms.gov.ru/government_services/migrate/
if a person is just going to visit for up to 90 days or is not going to enter into any legal relations on the territory of the Russian Federation, then you should not even bother with migration accounting. after 90 years, the IS may extend the migration registration if he has a good reason for this.
what is the visa for citizens of Ukraine? in the UK example, I agree. a question was asked by a person from Donetsk, actually. :)
http://tushenka.info/news/soc/4268-change-v-pravilah-peresecheniya-rossiyskoy-granicy-vstup ayut-v-silu-s-1-yanvarya-2015-goda.html
From January 1, 2015, the rules for entering the territory of the Russian Federation will change.
Only residents of countries that are either members of the Customs Union or the Common Economic Space will be able to cross the Russian border with an internal passport. All other residents will have to provide a passport to cross the border.
This is necessary for the introduction of a single rule for crossing the border, as well as in the framework of improving the efficiency of control over the process of
http://www.fms.gov.ru/government_services/migrate/
if a person is just going to visit for up to 90 days or is not going to enter into any legal relations on the territory of the Russian Federation, then you should not even bother with migration accounting. after 90 years, the IS may extend the migration registration if he has a good reason for this.
what is the visa for citizens of Ukraine? in the UK example, I agree. a question was asked by a person from Donetsk, actually. :)
http://tushenka.info/news/soc/4268-change-v-pravilah-peresecheniya-rossiyskoy-granicy-vstup ayut-v-silu-s-1-yanvarya-2015-goda.html
From January 1, 2015, the rules for entering the territory of the Russian Federation will change.
Only residents of countries that are either members of the Customs Union or the Common Economic Space will be able to cross the Russian border with an internal passport. All other residents will have to provide a passport to cross the border.
This is necessary for the introduction of a single rule for crossing the border, as well as in the framework of improving the efficiency of control over the process of
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answered 9 years ago
:) In the previous post, I just tried to explain to the TC that his Donetsk registration will not affect his right to enter / leave the territory of the Russian Federation with a Ukrainian passport. And I threw out the links so that the TS read them just for himself, because informed means armed!
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answered 9 years ago
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