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Is it possible to travel from a family in Moscow - a man + a woman 42 years old. Will there be any problems at the border?

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gronat

asked 9 years ago

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The woman will have no problem. But they won't let the man in. The consequences of military aggression and our Crimea!

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sweta_71

answered 9 years ago

sweta_71 don't scare people if you don't know the topic thoroughly!

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kvi2007

answered 9 years ago

I’m answering this question in detail, well, for starters, it’s probably worth warning that in response to the legislative norms of the Russian Federation, most likely Ukraine introduces a similar norm (I won’t say for sure) - this is with regards to visiting the country strictly on a passport since 2015, now we will deal with the issue of problems on the border. The issue of non-admission to the country of men (I don’t remember from what to what age) is as follows - questions to this man from the SBU (your FSB) - this is if there is specific information, if a person cannot clearly explain the purpose of the visit to the territory of Ukraine, if he does not have financial security that it is ready to present, which follows one - the stump is clear that it will be deployed and will not be allowed in today !!! A married couple next to Bukovel, yes, there will be no particular questions! If possible, if you booked rooms, make a printout of the reservation, and, accordingly, the cache may be asked to present.

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kvi2007

answered 9 years ago

I’m not speculatively saying this, having read the press and the Internet, I sometimes visit the Russian Federation a couple of times a month, sometimes less often, I’m familiar with these subtleties, I traveled a couple of months ago with a Russian passport, until I changed citizenship ...

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kvi2007

answered 9 years ago

kvi2007, I do not scare, but I warn. The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine closes entry into the country to all male citizens of Russia aged 16 to 60 years. "The pass of this category will be carried out by decision of the head of the regional department (border detachment) after control is carried out only in emergency cases if there are: documents confirming family ties, death or serious illness of close relatives, certified originals of invitations from legal entities and individuals or on the basis of information sent by the administration of the State Border Guard Service.

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sweta_71

answered 9 years ago

I wonder... Why then Ukraine sells tours? Or is the author of the question driving on his own? Then I do not advise, anything can happen. We traveled through Ukraine in transit, to Bulgaria, this summer. The son is an adult. We had vouchers with us, contracts with a travel agency. There were no problems, but there was tension and increased attention to us. We traveled by train Minsk-Varna (we live in Minsk) with Russian passports. At the border, only citizens of the Russian Federation were asked questions, such as where? why?, but in general it was friendly.

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irina_1901

answered 9 years ago

sweta_71 I don’t want to argue with you, I didn’t read such a document in the original, I read it on the Internet ..., I speak the language of facts - over the past month and a half I flew to Moscow twice, landed on return flights at Boryspil and Dnepropetrovsk airports, in these two In some cases, there were men of the appropriate age among the arrivals - I note that they were traveling alone, some on a business trip, some at some conferences - it was business, they were confused, some relevant employees talked and they eventually crossed the border without hindrance. I think that it is easier for the author of the question to call the Ukrainian embassy in the Russian Federation in order to avoid all sorts of different nuances that can appear in our country a couple of times a day ... (((

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kvi2007

answered 9 years ago

Cool. I love such things.
This is a typical example of how purposefully an image is created. The body to which the task is assigned creates. And "well-wishers" distribute.
We hammer in the quote sweta_71 in Yandex. There is only one Ukrainian source on the first page. And it begins with the words "As Aeroflot reports ..". News from April 17th.
http://112.ua/obshchestvo/rossiyskie-smi-ukraina-zakryla-vezd-v-stranu-grazhdanam-rf-m uzhskogo-pola-v-vozraste-ot-16-do-60-let-50981.html
We open the website of the border service and read
http://dpsu.gov.ua/ru/about/news/news_3887.htm
Given the ongoing pressure on the Russian media, the same Astakhov is forced to give a statement to the press
http://112.ua/obshchestvo/gospogransluzhba-utochnila-chto-ne-vvodila-totalnyy-zapret-n a-vezd-muzhchin-16-60-let-iz-rf-51284.html
but in Russia no one quotes this anymore.
Hello all zombies.
As in that joke - and who cares now that you don’t have a daughter.

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prosto2000

answered 9 years ago

On December 21, she flew in transit through Kyiv. paid special attention. Men with Russian passports passed through passport control without any problems. Men were both with families and without. There were no announcements on the topic of restrictions on entry for male citizens of the Russian Federation.

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ollennka

answered 9 years ago

Let them in without problems, go and do not think. In the summer I was in the Carpathians - there are people from Russia. On the Moscow-Kyiv train (I watch from time to time) there are a lot of Russians coming. So these are all stories.
The only one who may not be allowed in is a single man, in camouflage, with a sleeping bag, and a military ID in his luggage)))
Yes, and do not read Soviet newspapers at night.

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kolyan_cat

answered 9 years ago

Today two couples returned from Verkhovyna (Iv.-Frank.region) - one Muscovite, the second from Donetsk. Everyone is in complete awe of nature and people. By the way, neither of them speak Ukrainian boom-boom. Now they want to go to Lviv.

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Igor_m

answered 9 years ago

January 8 flew in from Moscow. I don’t know what’s on the trains, but there were a lot of Russian men on the plane - who flew alone. All went through customs - I didn’t see any problems.

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helena_fortuna

answered 9 years ago

sweta_71 - Russians - men without children and families January 8 - freely passed through customs.
The only innovation - probably everyone knows - from January 1, 2015, Ukrainians are allowed into Russia with international passports. I confirm this.

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helena_fortuna

answered 9 years ago

Just yesterday they returned with two men, citizens of the Russian Federation from Ukraine. There were no problems crossing the borders. You can still enter the Russian Federation with internal passports.

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IaroslaviSHna

answered 9 years ago

kvi2007 · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-27T20:35

gronat My advice to you is to sit down and calmly go on vacation to Bukovel! Listen to those opinions less - I heard, I read, I think so, but they wrote here ...;) !!! A snowy track rolled for you !!! And meet the hungry Bandera people, who will feed, warm and put them to bed, and they themselves will go to bed hungry !!! ;)

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kvi2007

answered 9 years ago