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Is it possible to leave immediately after the wedding
I am going to get married in April, I will not change my surname. The next day we plan to go by train to Crimea. Will we have problems at customs?
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You can't go anywhere without a passport if you have your passport
no one will present claims, they will also congratulate you on marriage.
no one will present claims, they will also congratulate you on marriage.
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answered 13 years ago
You have a wedding banquet, and the registry office workers send out lists of those who are getting married to the border.
The border does not know that you got married, and even more so, what surname you decided to choose.
The border does not know that you got married, and even more so, what surname you decided to choose.
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answered 13 years ago
Take your marriage certificate, there will be no problems. And don't forget your passport.
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answered 13 years ago
To pass the border control, you need a valid, not expired ordinary civil or
passport. Other documents are not required.
passport. Other documents are not required.
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answered 13 years ago
A valid passport, not expired, with photos pasted in time - and no problems.
Schengen will not be allowed, but Russia-Ukraine is free.
Schengen will not be allowed, but Russia-Ukraine is free.
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answered 13 years ago
Problems are guaranteed, on the second day after the wedding, my wife and I went to Moscow, at the Russian border we congratulated us for 50 USD, and when our relatives returned like that, they almost took them off the train, only 20 USD.
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answered 13 years ago
The problems are not clearly indicated. What you didn’t have, ruga77, what you were going to shoot for, is unclear.
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answered 13 years ago
You can't leave on the second day. Not all procedures have been completed.
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answered 13 years ago
So all the same, what procedures are not performed, it’s interesting, after all.
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answered 13 years ago
What are you, single? Never got married. All spouses have mandatory stages - painting in the registry office, photo session, banquet, etc.
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answered 13 years ago
hotlines! I also understand jokes, they shed for 70 tanks, which
the banquet procedure was not carried out. And the limousine was not handed over according to the inventory! And I'm a bachelor at heart!!!
the banquet procedure was not carried out. And the limousine was not handed over according to the inventory! And I'm a bachelor at heart!!!
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answered 13 years ago
Well, thank God, otherwise I thought I was joking quite unsuccessfully.
Once again, to the point of the matter - the newlyweds cross the border in the usual manner. Border has no information about the marital status of the traveler. Especially someone else's (ruga77 from Ukraine, but the Russian border slowed down).
Once again, to the point of the matter - the newlyweds cross the border in the usual manner. Border has no information about the marital status of the traveler. Especially someone else's (ruga77 from Ukraine, but the Russian border slowed down).
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answered 13 years ago
I explain popularly, humorists in particular. ON THE SECOND DAY AFTER THE WEDDING, after all the formal and non-formal procedures have been followed, a stamp appears in the passport indicating that the wife has taken the husband’s surname upon marriage, the regulatory authorities at the border crossing consider your passport as invalid and have every right not to allow cross the border, i.e. get you off the train. I advise if you have a passport, use it.
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answered 13 years ago
the question was asked, and it is written - I will not change my surname!
But of course, if you have a passport, then there will definitely be no problems, even they flew to Egypt a year later with an old passport and it’s fine.
But of course, if you have a passport, then there will definitely be no problems, even they flew to Egypt a year later with an old passport and it’s fine.
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answered 13 years ago
Comedians know how to read questions, but I wrote that there was some question that, ruga77, you didn’t cover. Therefore, be more careful with the answers, by the way, the border guards looked at me as a humorist at the Russian border when I showed them my passport
(civilian had to be changed as expired)
(civilian had to be changed as expired)
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answered 13 years ago
They made me laugh and scared the questioner.
Thank you for your emotions, and you need to answer the questioner in such a way as not to increase his problems.
Therefore, if you answered like this in the very first post (to travel with international passports), then there would be no questions.
I have no experience of traveling abroad on an internal passport, and I don’t need it. But I have a few thoughts. I strongly doubt that the general passport loses its validity immediately after the stamp. It can not be. A person cannot get married in one day and immediately change his passport to a new surname. Therefore, there is a certain period during which you need to change your passport, and during this period this passport is valid. The Russian border guards divorced you.
Thank you for your emotions, and you need to answer the questioner in such a way as not to increase his problems.
Therefore, if you answered like this in the very first post (to travel with international passports), then there would be no questions.
I have no experience of traveling abroad on an internal passport, and I don’t need it. But I have a few thoughts. I strongly doubt that the general passport loses its validity immediately after the stamp. It can not be. A person cannot get married in one day and immediately change his passport to a new surname. Therefore, there is a certain period during which you need to change your passport, and during this period this passport is valid. The Russian border guards divorced you.
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answered 13 years ago
I just know that for 100 people crossing the Russian border
with Ukraine from the heels with foreign passports, the rest with general civil ones. Therefore, in the first post, I wrote that if the passport were not expired and in stock, everything would be fine.
with Ukraine from the heels with foreign passports, the rest with general civil ones. Therefore, in the first post, I wrote that if the passport were not expired and in stock, everything would be fine.
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answered 13 years ago
I AM READING ALL THIS IN HORROR, because I am going abroad after the wedding and also with a visa open before the wedding (!!!!) and deliberately hiding :-) from the embassy that I will be married at the time of the trip. What a nightmare!
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answered 13 years ago
If here out of the blue there are problems crossing the Russian-Ukrainian border, where 10 dollars (maybe 20 dollars - depending on the mood of those who check the documents) can solve ALL problems. Amurah, go to your health!
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answered 13 years ago
And I'm talking about the same thing, you can go, the main thing is to take money in reserve and be more sociable. The passport on the territory of Ukraine will indeed be valid for some time, but not on the territory of Russia, because. it cannot verify your identity and thereby pass customs control. You natalie1717 should not worry.
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answered 13 years ago
In accordance with the intergovernmental agreement between Russia and Ukraine, general passports valid in the territory of one country are also valid in the territory of another.
You got ripped off, ruga77.
You got ripped off, ruga77.
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answered 13 years ago
Read the question more carefully! A person will not change his last name, there will be no stamp in the passport to replace the passport, and ride it across the border back and forth for now
The passport will not expire.
The passport will not expire.
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answered 13 years ago
SW. HotLine You are from Ukraine, have you really never crossed Ukr.-Ros. the border or were not in the ARC, judging by the regularly spelled word, they divorced, it is very familiar to you.
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answered 13 years ago
I travel regularly. I have had a passport for 27 years.
I have seen people who like to withdraw money at the border all these 27 years. But their desires are not grounds for me.
Dear.
Here we answer questions, and do not scare people with our incompetence. Mistakes are not repeated by those who try to understand the reason from them.
Trust me, if you had serious passport violations, no one would risk their job for 50 bucks. And an invalid passport is a serious violation.
I have seen people who like to withdraw money at the border all these 27 years. But their desires are not grounds for me.
Dear.
Here we answer questions, and do not scare people with our incompetence. Mistakes are not repeated by those who try to understand the reason from them.
Trust me, if you had serious passport violations, no one would risk their job for 50 bucks. And an invalid passport is a serious violation.
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answered 13 years ago
Throw away your passport, it's no longer valid for 17 years. Dear.
And about competence, as a lawyer of international law, I can argue with you.
And about competence, as a lawyer of international law, I can argue with you.
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answered 13 years ago
And how are you, dear lawyer of international law,
screwed up, crossing the border with Ukraine in the amount of 70
tanks. This is the first. Secondly, the person did not change his last name and he does not need to change his passport. And thirdly, if he goes to Ukraine with an internal Russian passport that is not expired and not fake, there will be no problems. Finally, you, like my wife,
want you to have the last word.
lawyers, apparently, "professional"!
screwed up, crossing the border with Ukraine in the amount of 70
tanks. This is the first. Secondly, the person did not change his last name and he does not need to change his passport. And thirdly, if he goes to Ukraine with an internal Russian passport that is not expired and not fake, there will be no problems. Finally, you, like my wife,
want you to have the last word.
lawyers, apparently, "professional"!
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answered 13 years ago
Smiled.
ruga77 believes that a person can have only one passport in his entire life. That is, speaking in legal language, a person in his entire life can only travel abroad for 10 years.
It is not a sin to breed such a lawyer at the border - let him teach primary sources in his specialty.
A citizen of Ukraine has the right to travel abroad independently, starting from the age of 16 and until the end of his life. To do this, he needs to have a valid foreign passport (under 18 years old - a children's travel document). If the country of entry for citizens of Ukraine has established a visa regime, then an appropriate visa is required. And that's all. Married, single, bald, a lawyer does not play any role in this.
There are restrictions only for those who have violated certain rules within Ukraine or in the country of entry.
ruga77 believes that a person can have only one passport in his entire life. That is, speaking in legal language, a person in his entire life can only travel abroad for 10 years.
It is not a sin to breed such a lawyer at the border - let him teach primary sources in his specialty.
A citizen of Ukraine has the right to travel abroad independently, starting from the age of 16 and until the end of his life. To do this, he needs to have a valid foreign passport (under 18 years old - a children's travel document). If the country of entry for citizens of Ukraine has established a visa regime, then an appropriate visa is required. And that's all. Married, single, bald, a lawyer does not play any role in this.
There are restrictions only for those who have violated certain rules within Ukraine or in the country of entry.
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answered 13 years ago
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