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Posted by Ken C on July 22, 2001 at 18:04:54:
In Reply to: Re: Visas to Ukraine? posted by R.J.'s Tours Ltd on July 22, 2001 at 07:02:49:
I'm just getting a little impatient. I sent a Fedex return envelope, so I should get the visa returned overnight once it is issued. I may have to inquire about expediting should there more delay than the 10 working days that is stated by the Embassy.
Regards,
Ken
: Visa's are not issued upon arrival in Ukraine. Period. Please be aware of that. Mind you you are not leaving until August 22nd, so you still have time.
: When applying for a visa expect not to see it for at least a month. Expect that even though at time it can be sent to you within 2 weeks. It all depends on their workload. But whatever you do, do not attempt to enter Ukraine without a valid visa, it will not happen.
: Robert J. Tomkins
: R.J.'s Tours Ltd
: www.tourukraine.com
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: : I will be leaving for the Ukraine on Aug 22. I'm just concerned that if I may have problems getting my visa on time! I mailed it to the Ukraine Embassy in Ottawa. I was thorough in answering all questions, therefore I don't anticipate any delays. They said it takes 10 working days. Has anyone experienced delays in getting their passports returned for any reasons?
: : What would happen if a person attempted to enter Ukraine without a visa? Has anyone experienced this? Would the authorities detain you? Can a person get a visa after you arrive?
: : Ken C.
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