Exit Abroad — What You Need for Crossing the Border in July 2025.
Every day, thousands of Ukrainians cross the border into neighboring countries. However, without the necessary documents, entry can be denied. Therefore, it is important to prepare all required certificates in advance.
What Documents Are Needed for Crossing the Border on Your Own
To exit, you must have a Ukrainian citizen passport and a foreign passport — either biometric or regular. Crossing the border is allowed only with a foreign passport, except for Turkey and Georgia. It is also advisable to check the validity of your passport and health insurance.
What Is Needed for Traveling Abroad by Car
For traveling abroad with your own car, you must have an international driving permit, car registration documents, a country identification mark, and an international insurance policy 'Green Card'.
How to Travel with a Child
To exit with a child, you need to have their birth certificate (or ID passport), documents confirming family ties, and a foreign passport.
What Is Needed for Traveling with a Pet
To transport pets to EU countries, they must be microchipped, vaccinated, and you must have a veterinary certificate and an international veterinary certificate.
Previously, we wrote about the need to adhere to rules when exiting the country and about transporting currency without declaration. It is always worth checking updated requirements for crossing the border to avoid problems on the road.
The requirements and documents mentioned in the article are necessary when exiting abroad for different categories of citizens. Adhering to border crossing rules will help avoid unpleasantness and ensure a safe journey.
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