And NOW for something comPLETEly different... the alternate K visa...

[Daveman]

Anyone apply for the K-atonok visa?


We want to bring our beautiful daughter over too.  Hair and personality like Mama, demonic eyes like Papa..


She has all shots and documents for travel..  I take it those records will need to be translated?  Is there a quarantine after arrival?  Anyone else bring a pet?


I refuse to give her away (she lived with me on both extended visits... she's definitely a daddy's girl through and through).    This is new territory for me and I have no idea what the process entails.. 

[GoodOlBoy]

Russia or Ukraine?

or..........
 
GOB

[Daveman]

Russia or Ukraine?

or..........
 
GOB

She's Ukrainian.. 

[ML]

She's Ukrainian.. 

Depends on how far Papa roamed.

[Eduard]

She's Ukrainian.. 

yep, she looks Ukrainian! 

[GoodOlBoy]

She's Ukrainian.. 

Sorry Daveman.
If she was Russian I could talk you through Sheremetyevo airport.
There is an old bag veterinarian on the second floor and I know her BS protocol quite well.
All I will say is a crisp $50. tucked inside of the cat passport will take care of all problems. 
 
GOB
 
PS.... Yes cat's have passports (picture ID) in Russia.

[GoodOlBoy]

They don't want you taking "exotic" pet's out of Russia. 
 
GOB

[viking]

I brought my new puppy home from Russia ( Moscow). She came from a breeder so the papers might be a bit different. I had to show these papers BEFORE I got on the plane and get some stamps of approval ( aka a bribe to Lt. Col Nurse Crachett). the pup rode in the cabin with me. At JFK, I went to the animal quarantine section, showed them my papers. All in Russian of course. The guy looked at them said "what is this", to which I replied "her papers". After a minute he told to go and make sure she had her shots. Guess he did not want to deal with it.

[viking]

GOB

My pup did not have a passport or photos. Just laminated papers. Since her parents were international grand champions, she was considered a "national treasure" and I had to hid her papers from the customs people on the Russian side.

[Vaughn]

Just when I was beginning to think I heard it all.....
 
This, especially for you, Daveman.....
 
http://pettravelstore.com/products/Pet-Passport-Ukraine.html

[Ranetka]

Just when I was beginning to think I heard it all.....
 
This, especially for you, Daveman.....
 
http://pettravelstore.com/products/Pet-Passport-Ukraine.html

Actually it looks like he needs this one...
http://www.pettravelstore.com/products/Pet-Passport-United-States.html

[Vaughn]

Heck, he may need both....   I have no idea.
 
Will be watching for the TR, Daveman. 
 
Meow.   

[GoodOlBoy]

 
GOB

[Ranetka]

 
GOB

Uncanny! Looks just like mine and she does exactly that too.

[Wayne]

One month ago, my Wife brought a kitten from: St Petersburg, Simferopol, Kyiv, Warsaw, and Chicago. Yes, he has a pet passport and all documents about his health and family history.
 
No one person asked for any papers. Several people looked into the cage. You have to pay a fee to bring a pet on board the airplane and make arrangements ahead of time, like when you purchase the tickets.
 
Every airlines has their own regulations and fees.

[tfcrew]

She's Ukrainian.. 

Then you'll have to read this..


http://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9A%D1%96%D1%82_%D1%81%D0%B2%D1%96%D0%B9%D1%81%D1%8C%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%B9