Ukraine Name Change.. Oh my .......

[Brad and Vika 129]

It is a national decision. It's not something that one city or airport can decide not to do independently.

You now only need a migration card if you are travelling internationally with an internal passport--I guess only Russians etc. in Ukraine would need to fill one out now:

http://www.expatua.com/forum/index.php?topic=6849.0

Cheers!

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

It is a national decision. It's not something that one city or airport can decide not to do independently.

You now only need a migration card if you are travelling internationally with an internal passport--I guess only Russians etc. in Ukraine would need to fill one out now:

http://www.expatua.com/forum/index.php?topic=6849.0

Cool. So much for the little white card.

I keep hearing that Russia is loosening its visa requirements and may allow a US citizen to travel with a Russian or CIS citizen family member without a visa, or issue one at the POE. Anyone else hear this? I think it included citizens of most of the FSU states except some of the Central Asian Republics. We are now just beginning to plan a trip to Russia/Ukraine in June to attend Sergey's graduation. Would be nice if I didn't need a visa anymore

[Ryan & Inna 0]

Is this immigration 'card' the same thin piece of paper I filled out when I entered in early August where they stamped it and then one of Inna's friends told me "dont lose that piece of paper!"

And when I left in November they just took it when I went through passport control

[Brad and Vika 129]

Is this immigration 'card' the same thin piece of paper I filled out when I entered in early August where they stamped it and then one of Inna's friends told me "dont lose that piece of paper!"

And when I left in November they just took it when I went through passport control

The very same