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Is it possible for a 16-year-old child to leave Ukraine for the Russian Federation only with a biometric passport?
Is it possible for a 16-year-old child to leave Ukraine for the Russian Federation only with a biometric passport?
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аватар mindguru
No.
аватар zelya77rid
According to the biometric passport there is no citizen of Ukraine, but according to the biometric passport - yes
аватар zelya77rid
According to Article 313 of the Civil Code of Ukraine, an individual who has reached the age of 16 has the right to free independent travel outside Ukraine. That is, you can travel from Ukraine to Russia without adult accompaniment. But you won’t be able to go against your parental will: you need to have a notarized consent from both your parents that you crossed the border. Since you are not yet 18 years old, in accordance with Article 6 of the Family Code of Ukraine, you are considered a child, and you need to issue a foreign passport to cross the border. An internal passport is not enough to travel to Russia.
аватар ollennka
An internal passport is enough for a Ukrainian to enter Russia.
аватар mindguru
ollennka, again you are off topic. They brought you an article and described everything in detail, but no ...
аватар ollennka
The article was brought not to me, but to the author of the question.
This phrase was incorrectly formulated - "For a trip to Russia, an internal passport is not enough." An internal Ukrainian passport is enough to enter Russia. Other than that, I have no objections.
аватар mindguru
I propose the following version. I hope you don't argue.
"For a trip to Russia, an internal passport is not enough for a child of 16 years old."
Let's not make a fuss about this.
аватар ollennka
Don't worry, you still had the best answer.
аватар mindguru
There was no time to think.
аватар ivanova5070
for a child of 16 years old, a passport or a children's travel document is required (which is valid until the age of 18).
With a Ukrainian biometric passport, Ukraine will let you out, but Russia will not let you in. Even if you go through Belarus, then they will turn you back.
It’s not worth the risk, a children’s travel document is made within 7-10 days, but this requires a notarized statement from both parents. And a passport, for today, if urgently - within 3 weeks, and if not urgently, then 1.5-2 months (how lucky)
аватар mindguru
zelya77rid has already painted everything in detail. Didn't really read it.
аватар ollennka
Repetition is the mother of learning
thanks ivanova5070!
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