Rules of Entry to Ukraine

For unvaccinated citizens, different entry requirements apply to Ukraine. The current rules for crossing the border of Ukraine are governed by the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 1236 with the latest amendments of December 29, 2021. Foreign arrivals over the age of 18 who have not received a WHO-approved vaccine must install the Vdoma mobile app, which monitors self-isolation, regardless of the length of stay on the territory of Ukraine. Self-isolation may end prematurely if these arrivals receive a negative PCR or rapid antigen test result within 72 hours of entry. Otherwise, the required self-isolation period is 10 days. During the quarantine period, it is forbidden to cross checkpoints to enter the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts, the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol, leaving foreigners and stateless persons without an existing insurance policy (certificate) issued by an insurance company registered in Ukraine. or a foreign insurance company that has a representative office on the territory of Ukraine or contractual relations with a partner insurance company on the territory of Ukraine (support) and covers the costs associated with the treatment and monitoring of COVID-19 and is valid for the duration of the stay in Ukraine. A negative test result and insurance policy are required. Upon entry, install and activate the “At Home” app and commit to self-isolation 72 hours after entry. During this time, you have the option of undergoing a PCR test or taking a rapid antigen test – if you get a negative result, self-isolation is eliminated. If you have not received a negative result within 72 hours of crossing the border, you must self-isolate for 10 days at the location indicated in the Vdoma application when you were approved.

You can end self-isolation prematurely by getting a negative PCR test result or rapid antigen test. If you have any further questions about the requirements of these guidelines (certificates), we recommend that you contact the Ministry of Health of Ukraine or read the information on the visitukraine.today/ua information portal. Self-exclusion does not apply if a PCR test or rapid antigen test is performed within 72 hours of entry and a negative result is obtained! Information on customs regulations can be found on the website of the State Customs Service of Ukraine and on our Customs Information page. The list of checkpoints is set out in Appendix 1 to the procedure. Persons who violate the order of entry and exit from the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine issued under this procedure shall be brought to justice. From 16. to 31. July Ukrainians traveling to Croatia must have a negative COVID-19 PCR test, an express antigen test within 48 hours before entry, a full vaccination certificate completed at least 14 days before entry, or a certificate of recovery from COVID-19 within 6 months + at least one dose of a vaccine within 72 hours prior to entry. provided that the person has been vaccinated within 210 days prior to crossing the border. Croatian border guards recommend that all travelers declare their intention to enter the country on the website of the Croatian Ministry of the Interior entercroatia.mup.hr/ More info here As for border crossing, the rules for entry into Ukraine, as in most countries, the standard package of documents: Up to 31. July 2021, citizens of Ukraine (page 6) traveling to Turkey must pass an express test within 48 hours prior to entry, a full vaccination certificate issued at least 14 days before entry, or a certificate of recovery from COVID-19 within the last 6 months. These documents must be written in English.

All visitors must also register online within 72 hours of entry (and carry the paper or electronic document generated) and have health insurance covering COVID-19 treatment. Entry tests into Ukraine are not required for vaccinated persons and children under 12 years of age. According to this procedure, the entry of foreigners and stateless persons into and out of the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine is permitted only through the checkpoints provided for in this procedure, upon presentation of a valid passport and a special permit issued by the territorial body of the State Migration Service of Ukraine. It is necessary to have an insurance policy to enter the country. Pre-entry testing, installation of the “Vdoma” app, self-isolation or additional testing are not required. The final decision on the admissibility of a person to enter Ukraine rests with the State Border Service of Ukraine. The entry requirements of foreign governments are imposed and enforced at their discretion. Travelers from red zone countries to Slovakia must register online before crossing the border – korona.gov.sk/ehranica/ from 5. July border guards check whether EU citizens have a digital COVID card.

Only Ukrainians with residence permits, their family members and students are allowed to enter Slovakia. Ukrainians with residence permits in other EU countries are allowed to travel to Slovakia. There are strict rules for the export of antiques and objects of historical interest. If in doubt, obtain permission from customs before attempting to export an item out of the country. Failure to comply with local regulations may result in fines, confiscation of property, or travel delays. If you plan to travel abroad, you should pay attention to official advice and information provided by the authorities of your destination. See below for more information on entry restrictions in other countries. Additional restrictions may be imposed by the country of your destination, including during your visit.

This page reflects the UK Government`s understanding of the current rules for people travelling with a full UK citizen`s passport for the most common types of travel. Below are the entry requirements for private/tourist purposes. For entry for study, work or other activities, a corresponding visa is usually required. Please read the visa information. Foreign nationals who are permanent residents of Ukraine are exempt from insurance and PCR/RAT tests, but must provide a document confirming receipt of one or more doses of a recognized COVID-19 vaccine, or install the Vdoma mobile app and self-isolate for 10 days. Self-isolation is no longer necessary if you have a PCR test or rapid antigen test within 72 hours of entering and receive a negative result. with the exception of permanent residents of Ukraine upon arrival from Russia, who are in self-isolation for 14 days with no possibility of early termination. In this case, entry into the country is completely free: no tests, no self-isolation. However, all foreigners, regardless of age, including those vaccinated, must have insurance that covers COVID-19 treatment and is valid for the entire duration of their stay in Ukraine.

Information about traffic rules in Ukraine can be found under Road traffic Non-exempt foreigners without proof of vaccination (i.e. one or both doses) are required upon arrival to install the “Vdoma” app, which monitors self-isolation. The State Border Service refuses entry to any person who cannot or refuses to install the “Vdoma” application. Visit the official website Visit Ukraine and click on “More details” for more information. Information on the regulations for the entry of foreigners into Ukraine • a negative PCR test result or a rapid test for SARS-CoV-2 antigen (RAT, Ag) carried out no more than 72 hours before entry. If you are unsure about entry requirements for Ukraine, including visas and other immigration information, ask your travel agent or contact the nearest Ukrainian embassy. On 4 June 2015, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine adopted Resolution No. 367 “Procedures for entering and leaving the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine”, which regulates, inter alia, the entry and exit of foreigners and stateless persons, taking into account the Law of Ukraine on Guaranteeing Citizens` Rights and Freedoms and the legal regime applicable to the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine.