IMMIGRATION MATTERS

Our dedicated immigration attorneys are here to guide you every step of the way. We offer a wide range of immigration services, including assistance with temporary and permanent residency permits in Ukraine.

  • Temporary and Permanent Residency Permits: Whether you are looking for temporary or permanent residency in Ukraine, our immigration experts can help you navigate the application process. We provide comprehensive support for individuals seeking both short-term and long-term immigration solutions within Ukraine.
  • Residency Based on Work Permit as a Company Director: If your immigration needs involve establishing and directing your own company in Ukraine, our firm can assist you in obtaining residency based on a work permit for your role as a company director. We have extensive experience in setting up and managing businesses specifically designed to meet your immigration requirements in Ukraine.
  • Work Permits Based on Employment with Other Companies: Alternatively, if you intend to work for existing companies in Ukraine, we can assist you in securing work permits based on employment. Our immigration experts can guide you through the process of obtaining the necessary work authorizations and meeting the requirements set forth by Ukrainian immigration authorities.

Please note that while we provide comprehensive immigration services, we do not offer spouse lookup services for obtaining residency based on marriage. Our focus is on ensuring that your immigration needs are met professionally and efficiently within the framework of Ukraine's immigration laws.

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Temporary Residency Permit

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Permanent Residency Permit

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Work Permits

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Citizenship

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Immigration Disputes

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Visas

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  • Short-term visas (Type C): For visits up to 90 days within a 180-day period.

  • Long-term visas (Type D): For stays longer than 90 days, often for specific purposes like work, study, or family reunification.

  • Transit visas (Type B): For passing through Ukraine.

Employers have the right to employ foreigners and stateless persons on the territory of Ukraine based on a permit issued by the territorial bodies of the central executive authority implementing the state policy in the field of employment and labor migration.

A permit for the employment of foreigners and stateless persons is a document that grants the employer the right to temporarily use the labor of a foreigner or stateless person in accordance with the legislation of Ukraine, or voluntarily obtained by a resident of Diya City for the conclusion of a gig-contract with a foreigner or stateless person.

Foreigners and stateless persons who have arrived in Ukraine for employment or to conclude a gig-contract in accordance with the law have obtained a permit for the employment of foreigners and stateless persons in Ukraine and a temporary residence permit are considered to be lawfully present on the territory of Ukraine during their work in Ukraine.

According to Article 4 of the Law of Ukraine "On the Legal Status of Foreigners and Stateless Persons," a Temporary Residence Permit is issued to:

Foreigners working in Ukraine with the necessary permission.

Participation in international technical assistance projects.

Engaging in religious activities with invitation and approval.

Employment in branches of foreign non-governmental organizations.

Working in representations of foreign businesses.

Employment in branches of foreign banks.

Engaging in cultural, educational, and volunteer activities.

Providing medical or rehabilitation assistance during a state of war.

Working as correspondents or representatives of foreign media.

Investment in Ukrainian companies of at least 100,000 euros.

Pursuing education in Ukraine.

Family reunification with Ukrainian citizens or marriage to Ukrainians.

Recognition as stateless persons under Ukrainian law.

With the text in bold, the most popular ways to obtain a TRC are highlighted.

Foreigners and stateless persons who have immigrated to Ukraine for permanent residence and have received an immigration permit can apply for a permanent residence permit.

An entry ban is a legal measure that prohibits a foreigner from entering Ukraine. This ban can be issued by the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine and is typically imposed for periods of 3, 5, or 10 years, depending on the severity of the violation. For example, a 10-year ban may be applied to individuals who repeatedly violate the terms of their entry ban or engage in activities that threaten national security.

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