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What are the ways (legal and illegal) to get to Ukraine, having only a Russian passport?
I have such a situation that it is possible that after being expelled from the university I will have to leave Russia. Of course, I could just change the city here, but I would like to see a friend from Kharkov in addition. Unfortunately, this is more like some kind of escape, so I will only have a Russian passport and a small amount of money that I once earned with me. Please tell us how to get there without problems and stay in Ukraine. All options.
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Do you want to apply for political asylum?
From January 1, 2018, you can legally enter Ukraine only with a biometric passport
From January 1, 2018, you can legally enter Ukraine only with a biometric passport
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answered 6 years ago
There are several legal options
submit a letter of petition addressed to the President of Ukraine for obtaining citizenship of Ukraine
or
according to the law “On Refugees and Persons in Need of Complementary or Temporary Protection” provides protection to foreign citizens and stateless persons who are sought on the territory of Ukraine if you are persecuted in your country on the grounds of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or for political reasons, if your stay in the country poses a threat to your life, security, if there is an armed conflict or a systematic violation of human rights:
1. recognition as a refugee;
2. recognition as a person in need of additional protection;
3 recognition by a person in need of temporary protection
submit a letter of petition addressed to the President of Ukraine for obtaining citizenship of Ukraine
or
according to the law “On Refugees and Persons in Need of Complementary or Temporary Protection” provides protection to foreign citizens and stateless persons who are sought on the territory of Ukraine if you are persecuted in your country on the grounds of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or for political reasons, if your stay in the country poses a threat to your life, security, if there is an armed conflict or a systematic violation of human rights:
1. recognition as a refugee;
2. recognition as a person in need of additional protection;
3 recognition by a person in need of temporary protection
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answered 6 years ago
In a simple way - you go to Kharkov by any transport (train or bus), presenting your passport of the Russian Federation, no one will detain you NOW. The reason is tourism in Kharkov. And, having seen the girl, you will be determined, maybe fictitiously marry.
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answered 6 years ago
Yes, my relative travels to St. Petersburg and back (where she has a daughter with a child) on a Russian passport without any questions.
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answered 6 years ago
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St. Petersburg and back on the passport of the Russian Federation without questions. - this is not surprising, because St. Petersburg is the Russian Federation)
St. Petersburg and back on the passport of the Russian Federation without questions. - this is not surprising, because St. Petersburg is the Russian Federation)
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answered 6 years ago
if you want to stay in Ukraine without changing your citizenship, one of the legal ways is to get a residence permit in Ukraine. Potential obstacles: I can’t say exactly under what conditions this document is given, perhaps for this it will be necessary to marry a Ukrainian citizen; and obtaining a residence permit requires a passport and time (about a year, maybe more).
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answered 6 years ago
It is precisely my relative who has housing (inheritance from her mother) and she is a citizen of the Russian Federation, but I am writing that our border guards do not make obstacles for her on the border of Ukraine.
I mean, stop by as a tourist, and then get married, buy a house, then get divorced, which may be announced. and then he will decide what is next - either a refugee or not a refugee, but needs protection. He will figure it out! Now is the time not to miss it, you never know what else Ukraine will come up with to complicate relations with Russia.
I mean, stop by as a tourist, and then get married, buy a house, then get divorced, which may be announced. and then he will decide what is next - either a refugee or not a refugee, but needs protection. He will figure it out! Now is the time not to miss it, you never know what else Ukraine will come up with to complicate relations with Russia.
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answered 6 years ago
Since 2015, it has canceled the entry of Russians to Ukraine on internal passports, legally only with a foreign passport.
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answered 6 years ago
Alex45 you are definitely confusing something .... Citizens of Russia can enter Ukraine only with a passport ..... 100%
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answered 6 years ago
And where did I write that according to the internal passport of the Russian Federation, abroad - according to the international passport, of course! And she did not change into Ukrainian!
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answered 6 years ago
They themselves wrote that your relative from Russia is coming to Ukraine from St. Petersburg on an internal passport
And you advise the author to enter Ukraine with a Russian passport.
And who is she? And what hasn't changed...
Russian passport is an internal passport
The passport of Ukraine is an internal passport
Etc
And a passport or a biometric passport .... it is also foreign in Africa .... whether it is issued by any country in the world.
And you advise the author to enter Ukraine with a Russian passport.
And who is she? And what hasn't changed...
Russian passport is an internal passport
The passport of Ukraine is an internal passport
Etc
And a passport or a biometric passport .... it is also foreign in Africa .... whether it is issued by any country in the world.
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answered 6 years ago
Show me where I wrote about this? Quote!
Read on the cover of your passport, it says ... passport (passport) - and that's it!
"travels to St. Petersburg and back (where she has a daughter with a child) on the passport of the Russian Federation without questions."- where I wrote that this is an internal passport. Do not distort!
Here the thought was that the border guards did not put up obstacles for her, as they often write - war, there will be problems !!!
"He is also foreign in Africa." He is also foreign in Russia! You live in memories when we lived together and traveled to each other on internal passports. We should forget about this for a long time! Another country, like Russia, like Zimbabwe!
And she again left for St. Petersburg by bus Berdyansk-Petersburg. For whom - war, and for carriers - business!
What's wrong with Kharkov? travel by train to Belgorod on internal passports, huh? If so, I apologize to you.
And TS I did not recommend an internal passport! Somehow read carefully, and your concepts are your concepts!
Read on the cover of your passport, it says ... passport (passport) - and that's it!
"travels to St. Petersburg and back (where she has a daughter with a child) on the passport of the Russian Federation without questions."- where I wrote that this is an internal passport. Do not distort!
Here the thought was that the border guards did not put up obstacles for her, as they often write - war, there will be problems !!!
"He is also foreign in Africa." He is also foreign in Russia! You live in memories when we lived together and traveled to each other on internal passports. We should forget about this for a long time! Another country, like Russia, like Zimbabwe!
And she again left for St. Petersburg by bus Berdyansk-Petersburg. For whom - war, and for carriers - business!
What's wrong with Kharkov? travel by train to Belgorod on internal passports, huh? If so, I apologize to you.
And TS I did not recommend an internal passport! Somehow read carefully, and your concepts are your concepts!
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answered 6 years ago
The theme itself is amazing.
And it contains amazing comments from a resident of Zaporozhye (?), who believes that it turns out that Ukraine is complicating relations with Russia. you look......
And it contains amazing comments from a resident of Zaporozhye (?), who believes that it turns out that Ukraine is complicating relations with Russia. you look......
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answered 6 years ago
Yes, by the way, a biometric passport can be internal. Try to go to Turkey using the old internal Ukrainian passport, but you can use the new one...
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answered 6 years ago
Lena, let's not talk about it!
Recently there was information that Ukraine will allow entry to Ukraine only with BIOMETRIC passports, this is not a complication for Russians, a relief, right? Everyone has their own opinion, this is mine! And you are only accustomed to officialdom - we are white and fluffy, and there are beasts. This does not happen, there is a war and there is propaganda from both sides. I am surprised that this shocked you !!!
Recently there was information that Ukraine will allow entry to Ukraine only with BIOMETRIC passports, this is not a complication for Russians, a relief, right? Everyone has their own opinion, this is mine! And you are only accustomed to officialdom - we are white and fluffy, and there are beasts. This does not happen, there is a war and there is propaganda from both sides. I am surprised that this shocked you !!!
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answered 6 years ago
alex45, and I thought you were talking about an internal passport) Sorry)
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answered 6 years ago
By the way, here is information from Wiki - "From January 1, 2018, you can legally enter Ukraine only with a biometric passport." And I think that everyone perfectly understood that this is a foreign Russian passport. That's why I wrote that the vehicle must hurry!
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answered 6 years ago
Apyatka! honestly, I did not think that many would think about an internal passport.
My relative travels from Berdyansk to St. Petersburg (her daughter is kept there) to help and she has no questions at the border. That was my thought.
And a former student can try to make his way through the wall near Kharkov, like a refugee, he will not get a "blow in the forehead." But I do not recommend it, there are easier ways.
My relative travels from Berdyansk to St. Petersburg (her daughter is kept there) to help and she has no questions at the border. That was my thought.
And a former student can try to make his way through the wall near Kharkov, like a refugee, he will not get a "blow in the forehead." But I do not recommend it, there are easier ways.
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Not many ... but everyone thought that you were talking about the internal ....
The Russian passport is an internal passport !!!!!
What memories are you talking about??? Where did you see the political context?
Concepts are not mine, but international
A country's passport or ID is an internal document of a country, and a foreign passport in any country is foreign, and it doesn't matter if it's written on the cover or not....
Where is it written abroad that Passport RF?) or Passport UA?) contradict yourself .....
Yes, the vehicle has a Russian passport .... where should he rush???? He doesn’t have a border, everyone understood that, except for you
And so for your information, you are our political one, there is no wall either near Kharkov, or behind Kharkov, or near it
So prove the meaning of the documents to yourself .....
The Russian passport is an internal passport !!!!!
What memories are you talking about??? Where did you see the political context?
Concepts are not mine, but international
A country's passport or ID is an internal document of a country, and a foreign passport in any country is foreign, and it doesn't matter if it's written on the cover or not....
Where is it written abroad that Passport RF?) or Passport UA?) contradict yourself .....
Yes, the vehicle has a Russian passport .... where should he rush???? He doesn’t have a border, everyone understood that, except for you
And so for your information, you are our political one, there is no wall either near Kharkov, or behind Kharkov, or near it
So prove the meaning of the documents to yourself .....
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answered 6 years ago
I did not call you, be correct.
I will repeat once again. Your concepts are your concepts. As you know, this only applies to you.
Here in front of me is a foreign passport of Ukraine, on it - "Passport Ukraine Passport Ukraine " is on the cover, on the sticker, where your photo, too, only a passport in Ukrainian and English. Nowhere is written a foreign passport. we need to prove our illiteracy here!
I repeat, I did not write anywhere about the internal passport. It has long been clear to everyone, except the grandmothers at the entrance, that for "ANY BORDER" you need to go for a passport. What is wrong? And it's been a long time, I will not look, read, it is written about her! And we need to hurry, because they will introduce a rule that Russians will be able to travel to Ukraine only, I am writing for you specifically, with Russian biometric passports !, the vehicle will be even more difficult.
By the way, in the United States, even a driver's license serves as an internal document (instead of a domestic passport, as we have in Russia), and go abroad with a single US passport, not a foreign one!
I will repeat once again. Your concepts are your concepts. As you know, this only applies to you.
Here in front of me is a foreign passport of Ukraine, on it - "Passport Ukraine Passport Ukraine " is on the cover, on the sticker, where your photo, too, only a passport in Ukrainian and English. Nowhere is written a foreign passport. we need to prove our illiteracy here!
I repeat, I did not write anywhere about the internal passport. It has long been clear to everyone, except the grandmothers at the entrance, that for "ANY BORDER" you need to go for a passport. What is wrong? And it's been a long time, I will not look, read, it is written about her! And we need to hurry, because they will introduce a rule that Russians will be able to travel to Ukraine only, I am writing for you specifically, with Russian biometric passports !, the vehicle will be even more difficult.
By the way, in the United States, even a driver's license serves as an internal document (instead of a domestic passport, as we have in Russia), and go abroad with a single US passport, not a foreign one!
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answered 6 years ago
And here is an extract from a foreign passport - The passport is the government of Ukraine. Here is an English translation, I think you will translate yourself. There is no concept of a foreign passport, we just say so in the language.
I think so. that I proved it to you without politics or anything.
Well, if they didn't build a wall near Kharkiv, but a fence that wild boars are tearing up, it's not for me, but for Yatsenyuk (but the money is spent on it).
I think so. that I proved it to you without politics or anything.
Well, if they didn't build a wall near Kharkiv, but a fence that wild boars are tearing up, it's not for me, but for Yatsenyuk (but the money is spent on it).
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answered 6 years ago
So what do you do if you don't have a passport? Is it possible to sign some document replacing it at customs or something else?
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The vehicle doesn’t have a foreign passport ... but why don’t you understand, well, no ..... he has at least how you call him an internal Russian passport ......
And what does the US law and everything else have to do with it?
You just didn’t understand the question and confused EVERYONE with your Russian passport
It is not written on your forehead that you are a person, but you are a person, and it is customary to call passports with which you travel outside your country a foreign passport, and not a passport of Ukraine.
If everyone understands the question, but you don’t, it concerns only you .....
And finally .... the vehicle cannot cross the border of Ukraine (legally) with its Russian passport .... this is an internal passport. Or what don’t you understand? The vehicle only has a Russian passport !! Or do you think if a person has only a Russian passport , is this a passport?))) What is the point of the question then?
I don’t need to write anything specifically for me ... I know about entry and exit to Russia and US documents not from the Internet, like you, but from personal experience, so tell your grandmothers about the USA, single, internal passports, external and everything else.
And what does the US law and everything else have to do with it?
You just didn’t understand the question and confused EVERYONE with your Russian passport
It is not written on your forehead that you are a person, but you are a person, and it is customary to call passports with which you travel outside your country a foreign passport, and not a passport of Ukraine.
If everyone understands the question, but you don’t, it concerns only you .....
And finally .... the vehicle cannot cross the border of Ukraine (legally) with its Russian passport .... this is an internal passport. Or what don’t you understand? The vehicle only has a Russian passport !! Or do you think if a person has only a Russian passport , is this a passport?))) What is the point of the question then?
I don’t need to write anything specifically for me ... I know about entry and exit to Russia and US documents not from the Internet, like you, but from personal experience, so tell your grandmothers about the USA, single, internal passports, external and everything else.
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answered 6 years ago
alex45, calling the border only on a passport, no, not always. Ukrainians can enter Russia with an internal Ukrainian passport. I've done this myself a hundred times.
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What have you proven to me? What is a passport of Ukraine and a passport of Ukraine?))))) with one Passport of Ukraine I can’t cross the border, but with another passport of Ukraine I can ... yes, you’re right CEP ....
Do you have a photo of the walls? And where is it at least .... otherwise I live just in Kharkov .... I often drive along the district and towards Goptovka ... but I don’t even notice the walls
Do you have a photo of the walls? And where is it at least .... otherwise I live just in Kharkov .... I often drive along the district and towards Goptovka ... but I don’t even notice the walls
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