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Title: No visa required for Ukraine via Boryspiol
Post by: Cold Warrior on June 26, 2003, 04:00:00 AM
[This message has been edited by Cold Warrior]

(note: not yet in effect)

25.06 | 18.07 Boryspil - non-visas gates to Ukraine

Permission for entering Ukraine without visas will be issued in Boryspil airport. Americans, Canadians, Japanese and citizens of the EU states and South Korea will have right to spend 14 days in Ukraine without visas
Such procedure would be applied for other Ukrainian airports in the future, Valeriy Tsybukh, head of State Administration of Tourism told. The term of staying will be prolonged from 7 to 14 days.
Citizens of the EU states, the USA, Canada, Japan and South Korea will have right to stay in Ukraine for 14 days without visa, UNIAN reports.
Last year entering Ukraine without visa was tried in Odessa and Simpheropol. The term of staying was 7 days. Permission for such staying is three times cheaper than visa. Foreigners need to have voucher of tourist company, invitation, fulfilled application form and $30 to receive permission to stay in Ukraine for 7 days.
As State Committee of Statistics informs, 12.8 million foreigners visited Ukraine last year. 6.3 million of them came as tourists, 1.2 million were on business trips, 0.7 million came by organised trips and 4.4 million came on own business. As specialists forecast, number of tourists will increase by 10-12% this year.



Title: How can we verify & effective when? NT
Post by: Frank O on June 26, 2003, 04:00:00 AM
... in response to No visa required for Ukraine via Boryspi..., posted by Cold Warrior on Jun 26, 2003

NT


Title: Re: How can we verify & effective when? NT
Post by: Cold Warrior on June 26, 2003, 04:00:00 AM
... in response to How can we verify & effective when? ..., posted by Frank O on Jun 26, 2003

Look out for when they announce it on the UA embassy website.
http://www.ukremb.com/consular/visas.html