Borispol Immigration & Customs

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Heading back to Ukraine with the Ukrainian wife in a couple of weeks    Last time I was there was 9 years ago so I am wondering how are Borispol's Immigration & Customs proceedures these days ?
 
Previously I have never had any trouble at Borispol and as I remember it one used to front up to Immigration first, go through, collect one's bags, fill out the Custom's declaration then front up to Customs then out. ( pretty much straight forward except for the waiting in lines bit    )
 
I have my visa, and no registration is required although I seem to remember a strip of paper with ads on it one had to fill out and keep ?    Do they still have this ?
 
Any info / changes on Borispols Immigration & Customs proceedures these days would be greatly appreciated. ( as they say forwarned is forarmed  )
 
Many thanks,
 
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[Handycam72]

Well alot has happened in 9 years.
First Terminal B is now Domestic Only. Newish Terminal F is for UIA (Ukraine International Airlines) and the newly opened Terminal D is for International flights.
There is no bits of paper to fill in, it is just a case get passport stamped and get your bags.
Website for Borispol:
http://kbp.aero/en/passenger-services/

[JayH]

Have you done this trip yet?  It should be simpler than it was 9 years ago--I only know what I have read prior to 2 years ago-- but in the time I have been going it is now not necessary to fill in any forms on arrival.

[Klangfilm]

I've just returned today from Kiev (terminal F).

No paperwork required, you get a  stamp in you're passport, take you're suitcase, put it trough x ray machine and step out.
Coming back was 30 min to get trough security and passport control (many people).

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Yes done the trip. Had a great time. Always find Ukraine way more interesting than other European countries. As stated by Klangfilm, get your passport / visa stamped, go to customs who didn't want to know us and showed us the Exit without checking anything.    ( no forms either )
 
Leaving Borispol security is tight and they check you out pretty well, which is good to see. New terminal is good and it's something Borispol needed years ago.
 
Cheers,
 
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