Antwort: Citizens of USA, Canada, Japan, EU nations, Switzerland, Norway, and some other countries can now visit Ukraine without a visa for periods of up to 90 days over a 180 day period with a valid passport.

Citizens of these countries can travel to Ukraine, staying for up to 90 days within any 180 day period without a visa, medical examination or application process.

If you intend to study, reside or do business in Ukraine for more than 90 days, you will have to get a visa. Please ask if you need assistance, we will be happy to assist either you or your company with this process.

Antwort: All persons other than those listed above, who wish to enter Ukraine, are required to have a Ukrainian visa, valid for the period of their intended stay in Ukraine, inserted into their passports or travel documents.

Please note that all Ukrainian visas serve as both an entry and exit visa.

Holders of ordinary passports of Afghanistan, Angola, Bangladesh, China, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, India, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestine, Syria, Somali, Sri Lanka, Taiwan and Viet Nam, of other countries of the Near and Middle East and Northern Africa are urged to contact the Consular Section prior to submitting their visa applications.

Antwort: Ukraine has its own national currency – Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH). You can easily exchange all around Ukraine USD, EUR, and RUR. CAD and PLZ you can exchange only in separate banks.

Antwort: Average prices for meals, markets, transport, utilities, leasure, accommodation etc. in Ukraine and Ukrainian cities please find
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Antwort: Bank machines and credit card terminals are available in the majority of Ukrainian supermarkets and restaurants. However, museums require payments in cash.

Antwort: Ukrainians travel mostly by trains and cars, rarely by planes. The train network is extensive and well-developed. Roads require improvement in Ukraine. There are several highways throughout Ukraine. Inner flights are quite expensive and possible only between big cities (Kyiv, Lviv, Donetsk, Odesa, Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Simferopol).

Antwort: The UEFA Champions league as well as the UEFA Europa league.

Antwort: Ukrainian is the official state language in Ukraine, however Russian is also spoken in the Central and Eastern parts. In Western Ukraine, English and German are the most common foreign languages. Polish is spoken and understood in Lviv and Lviv region (Galicia). Romanian is spoken and understood in Chernivtsi and Chernivtsi region (Bukovyna) while Hungarian is used in Transkarpatia.

Antwort: The UEFA Champions league as well as the UEFA Europa league.

Antwort: Kyiv
Lviv
Kharkiv
Donetsk