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ARTICLE · 30 JUNE 2011

New Visa And Temporary Residence Permit Rules Adopted

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has recently adopted Resolution No. 567, introducing new rules for the issuance of Ukrainian visas and temporary residence permits.

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Olexander Martinenko
Olexander Martinenko
Tetyana Rabczak
Tetyana Rabczak

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has recently adopted Resolution No. 567, introducing new rules for the issuance of Ukrainian visas and temporary residence permits.

The amendments will enter into force on 11 September 2011 and provide for only 3 types of visas:

  1. transit (type B);
  2. short-term (type C); and
  3. long-term (type D).

The transit visa (type B) is issued for one, two or multiple entries for up to 1 year for an individual's transit or the transit of baggage or passengers by automotive transport, and allows for a stay in the territory of Ukraine for up to 5 days during each transit.

The short-term visa (type C) is issued for individuals who intend to stay in Ukraine for up to 90 days within 180 days from the date of first entry. This visa may be issued for one, two or multiple entries for the duration indicated in the application but not exceeding five years. This type of visa will be issued for all short term visit purposes, including

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