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Tell me, please, is it possible to enter the Crimea from Chongar, and leave through the crossing in the Belgorod region? I have Ukrainian citizenship
Tell me, please, is it possible to enter the Crimea from Chongar, and leave through the crossing in the Belgorod region? I have Ukrainian citizenship
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Good afternoon! To be honest, we don’t know the exact answer, it’s hard to say, I think this article will come in handy for you http://migrantinform.ru/peresechenie-granicy/ukraina-rossiya.html, http://visasam.ru/russia/vezd/nuzhen-li- zagranpasport-dlya-poezdki-v-krym-s-territorii-ukrainy.html#i- 2
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answered 8 years ago
Belgorod is the one that borders on the Kharkov region?
Then it's definitely not possible. Crimea is Ukraine, and entering Crimea, you do not leave the territory of Ukraine. Accordingly, if you then enter from Belgorod, it turns out that you ended up in Russia without crossing the Ukraine-Russia border, i.e. illegally crossed the border.
Then it's definitely not possible. Crimea is Ukraine, and entering Crimea, you do not leave the territory of Ukraine. Accordingly, if you then enter from Belgorod, it turns out that you ended up in Russia without crossing the Ukraine-Russia border, i.e. illegally crossed the border.
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answered 8 years ago
and what kind of crossing from the Crimea in the Belgorod region ???
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answered 8 years ago
So I was interested? What is it ?!
You want to travel from Ukraine to Crimea, and then travel by train across Ukraine in the opposite direction and travel to Russia in the Belgorod region. So what?
In another way - a ferry crossing to Kerch and goes to the Kuban, and not to BELGOROD.
You want to travel from Ukraine to Crimea, and then travel by train across Ukraine in the opposite direction and travel to Russia in the Belgorod region. So what?
In another way - a ferry crossing to Kerch and goes to the Kuban, and not to BELGOROD.
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answered 8 years ago
Thanks for answers. I wanted to write - to leave through the ferry to Russia, and then return to Ukraine through Belgorod. But I was in a hurry and wrote a pun.
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answered 8 years ago
The Ukrainian passport is a general civil one - it does not contain marks about crossing the border. So I think it is possible to drive back through Kharkov.
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answered 8 years ago
The question is not in the marks in the passport, but in the database, according to which there is no fact of leaving the territory of Ukraine (Crimea = Ukraine). Those. there is no fact of departure, there is a fact of entry. The author will begin to mark the border guards about the Crimea, and straight into the Law on the Occupied Territories.
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answered 8 years ago
We will not argue about high matters, from the point of view of the existing legislation of Ukraine, Crimea = Ukraine, respectively, the Law on the Occupied Territories provides for punishment for those citizens of Ukraine who, leaving Crimea, bypass the passport control of the Ukrainian side. Georgia has the same legislation in relation to Abkhazia, the Ukrainian law itself was written off from there.
Theoretically, citizens of other countries who have a stamp from the Simferopol airport should be fined when entering the territory of Ukraine.
Theoretically, citizens of other countries who have a stamp from the Simferopol airport should be fined when entering the territory of Ukraine.
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answered 8 years ago
"magic button" is on every page of the site. It's called "help".
We ask everyone to stay within the scope of the site. The person asked a specific question and hopes to get the right answer.
We ask everyone to stay within the scope of the site. The person asked a specific question and hopes to get the right answer.
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answered 8 years ago
The answer is simple - you can go through Chongar to the Crimea, you can take a ferry to Russia. Back to Ukraine - in the same way, otherwise - as kolyan_cat wrote above.
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answered 8 years ago
A small amendment - it will not work to enter Crimea, today the occupiers blocked all the checkpoints from the Crimean side, they do not let anyone in or let them out.
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answered 8 years ago
As a matter of fact, no one really answered the question to the person. Alex45 and admin have the most adequate answers. The rest are somehow overwhelmed by politics.
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answered 8 years ago
And I liked the first answer from Igor_m, I just didn’t think about such an option. From Kharkov to the Crimea, from there to the Kuban, from there again to the Crimea and home, somehow unusual. We have buses, you can go directly to Russia. But, probably, there is a reason!
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answered 8 years ago
What policy? The fact that Crimea, according to Ukrainian legislation, is the territory of Ukraine with all the ensuing legal norms, is it politics? The scheme that the author described is a direct violation of the Law on the Occupied Territories, no politics, pure criminality.
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answered 8 years ago
admin, sorry for the offtopic - you can delete my post. But, you can beat yourself in the chest for as long and hard as you like - where is Crimea. It remains the same as it was on the Black Sea))) And according to the laws of which country - to whom it belongs - life will judge and show further. The facts, kolyan_cat, are currently telling you that you are wrong - eat it and see for yourself.
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answered 8 years ago
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