International passport

[marcusholgate]

Does my RW friend need an international passport if she travels to the Ukraine by train or airplane?
Or is the internal passport/id sufficient?

Many thanks in advance.

[ML]

Does my RW friend need an international passport if she travels to the Ukraine by train or airplane?
Or is the internal passport/id sufficient?

Many thanks in advance.

She will need a very special type of passport if she is to travel to 'the Ukraine.'

It's the same one needed for people who want to travel to 'the Germany' and 'the France.'

Very hard to get.

[Patagonie]

Does my RW friend need an international passport if she travels to the Ukraine by train or airplane?
Or is the internal passport/id sufficient?

Many thanks in advance.

To Ukraine.

[mendeleyev]

If she is Russian her normal passport will suffice. She is a member of the CIS (Confederation of Independent States), the former Soviet states so no international passport is needed.

I'm curious as to why you're not traveling to Russia. It isn't that difficult to get a visa, registration is easy, and the HUGE advantage is that instead of starting the relationship out with a honeymoon/vacation, you get to go to her country and see her in her natural environment. I don't care where "else" is, anywhere but home is not her natural environment.

[GQBlues]

If she is Russian her normal passport will suffice. She is a member of the CIS (Confederation of Independent States), the former Soviet states so no international passport is needed.

I'm curious as to why you're not traveling to Russia. It isn't that difficult to get a visa, registration is easy, and the HUGE advantage is that instead of starting the relationship out with a honeymoon/vacation, you get to go to her country and see her in her natural environment. I don't care where "else" is, anywhere but home is not her natural environment.

Agreed on all points.

Including 'the' omissions of 'the' prefixing of the article 'the' from 'the' listed countries above.

[rockford75]

If she is Russian her normal passport will suffice. She is a member of the CIS (Confederation of Independent States), the former Soviet states so no international passport is needed.

I'm curious as to why you're not traveling to Russia. It isn't that difficult to get a visa, registration is easy, and the HUGE advantage is that instead of starting the relationship out with a honeymoon/vacation, you get to go to her country and see her in her natural environment. I don't care where "else" is, anywhere but home is not her natural environment.

   I 2nd that!! You should always visit the lady in her country first! You see what her life is like and if she not the one for you its easier to break it off.

[tfcrew]

No passport?
Not a great sign there.