Transporting someone else's passport across border or documents
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"Please send my passport with the bus driver," "A friend of mine is traveling to Poland—he can drop off the documents," "I urgently need the original for my Ukrainian residence permit"—today, such requests have become a routine part of life for thousands of people managing paperwork across different countries.
Some are abroad and cannot personally submit their passport for a visa or temporary residence application. Others, conversely, are in Ukraine waiting for documents from relatives or lawyers located in another state. Foreigners are applying for residency in Ukraine, Ukrainians are securing statuses and legalization abroad, and documents are constantly "traveling" between countries via friends, bus drivers, acquaintances, or couriers.
At first glance, there seems to be nothing out of the ordinary here. People are simply trying to speed up bureaucratic processes. However, few stop to wonder: is it even legal to carry someone else's passport across the border? Can a person who agreed to "help out" run into trouble at customs or during a document check?
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