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An immigration permit to Ukraine is a decision of a specially authorized central executive authority on immigration and its subordinate bodies, which grants foreigners and stateless persons the right to immigrate.
There are many reasons for which a foreigner can obtain an immigration permit to Ukraine, but we will talk only about the most common and those that are most often used by foreigners, namely:
To obtain an immigration permit to Ukraine, a foreigner must collect the necessary documents and write an application for obtaining an immigration permit (made out electronically when submitting documents) to the State Migration Service, a territorial body of the Migration Service or a territorial branch of the State Migration Service.
A quota is the maximum number of people who are eligible for an immigration permit. Such quotas are approved by the Government of Ukraine every year.
Outside the quota are, for example, territorial origin, marriage to a citizen of Ukraine, etc.
There is a general list of documents and additional ones. The general list is the same for all grounds for obtaining an immigration permit. And additional documents confirm your reason for applying for an immigration permit. For example, a marriage certificate, permission of the Ministry of Social Policy, birth certificate, etc.
Exception: the items of documents specified in points 6 and 7 are not required in the case of issuing an immigration permit based on territorial origin and in the case of marriage with a citizen of Ukraine and stateless persons.
The term of consideration of documents lasts up to 12 months, but in practice it can be faster, it can be 4 months or 6 months.
Intermarium Law Firm provides a full cycle of support for foreigners wishing to obtain an immigration permit.
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