Entry Rules for Foreigners in Ukraine in 2026: How to Avoid Refusals and Cross the Border Safely

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Are you planning a visit to Ukraine for business, volunteering, or a family meeting but fear being denied entry right at the border crossing? Or are you the host party in Ukraine and worried that your foreign partner or specialist may be turned away due to a technical error in the documents or insufficient financial means?

Today, crossing the Ukrainian border as a foreign national is no longer just about having a passport or a visa. In 2026, martial law conditions impose strict rules. Even minor uncertainty during a conversation with a border officer, lack of proof of the purpose of travel, or an incorrectly calculated amount of funds on a bank card can become valid grounds for refusal. This uncertainty creates stress, disrupts business plans, and leads to wasted expenses on travel tickets.

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Publication date: 11/01/2026


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Tatiana Ryzhova

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Name: Tatiana Ryzhova

Position: Head of the Legal Department – Head of Corporate and International Law Practice

Education: INTERREGIONAL ACADEMY OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT KYIV

Knowledge of languages: Russian, Ukrainian

Email: [email protected]

Tatiana joined Pravova Dopomoga team in February 2022 as a migration and corporate law lawyer. Has experience in the field of migration law, including in state-owned companies for more than 20 years. During this time she gained practical experience in the fields of migration, corporate, labor, criminal criminal procedure, inheritance, notary and pension law.

Tatiana is constantly evolving, monitors changes in legislation, analyzes case law.
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