Russian Women Discussion
RWD Discussion Groups => Married => Topic started by: Sailor291 on May 10, 2021, 03:15:01 PM
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Has anybody had any recent experience entering Ukraine? Are the passport guys in fact asking for proof of COVID insurance? If they are do they look at when your return flight is and check that you bought insurance for the whole trip? Also, what are recent experiences providing PCT tests, are they scrutinizing them?
Wife and I will be flying to Ukraine in less than 2 weeks, provided United/Lufthansa/Austrian airlines don’t change our itinerary again. They have done it 6 times since we bought the tickets in December, and I don’t mean little changes. Keeping our fingers crossed.
Thanks for the info
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http://visitukraine.today/departure
It's pretty cheap - buy it for the duration of your trip.
The border officials will check for your insurance information.
Yes, they will check check your PCR test - I had mine checked before I boarded leaving America going overseas and at the connecting airport to Ukraine and at the airport in Ukraine.
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http://visitukraine.today/departure
It's pretty cheap - buy it for the duration of your trip.
The border officials will check for your insurance information.
Yes, they will check check your PCR test - I had mine checked before I boarded leaving America going overseas and at the connecting airport to Ukraine and at the airport in Ukraine.
I bought a whole year policy. Saves me the rigmarole of buying policies for every trip.
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I travelled in August and a few months ago and will be back in Kyiv this week. Yes, like camera guy man says, they check your test and insurance.
I was struggling to pull up my insurance out of my emails (usual crappy WiFi at KBP) so the lady officer got fed up and just waved me through.
For anyone travelling from the UK, be sure to have a private PCR test and NOT and NHS one.. I know 2 people this week travelling from different London airports who were denied boarding by both UIA and Ryanair - even though they were previously allowed into Ukraine on an NHS one.
The insurance last summer and on my last trip through the visitukraine website was around 10 euros for a 3 week stay; this trip it cost me 30 euros for the same time period so the price seems to have increased significantly.
I’ll report back any changes/updates later in the week when I arrive.
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I travelled in August and a few months ago and will be back in Kyiv this week. Yes, like camera guy man says, they check your test and insurance.
I was struggling to pull up my insurance out of my emails (usual crappy WiFi at KBP) so the lady officer got fed up and just waved me through.
For anyone travelling from the UK, be sure to have a private PCR test and NOT and NHS one.. I know 2 people this week travelling from different London airports who were denied boarding by both UIA and Ryanair - even though they were previously allowed into Ukraine on an NHS one.
The insurance last summer and on my last trip through the visitukraine website was around 10 euros for a 3 week stay; this trip it cost me 30 euros for the same time period so the price seems to have increased significantly.
I’ll report back any changes/updates later in the week when I arrive.
It’s a money making racket as far as the PCR testing goes.
I paid 1000 Hrivnas for my insurance (x 5 as travelling with all the family) and that was for a years cover.
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Several Ukrainian nationals living in USA and Ireland recommended this place to wife for the Covid insurance.
Portmone.com
Cost was 200 hrivnas for 30 days.