D-10 VISA TO UKRAINE for foreigners

The D-10 visa – is a long-term visa for entry into Ukraine with subsequent submission for a temporary residence permit in Ukraine for foreign citizens and stateless persons.

REASONS FOR A D-10 VISA

volunteering activities by foreign citizens in Ukraine

D-10 VISA DOCUMENTS

  • an invitation from a volunteer organization
  • a foreigner’s passport
  • a visa application
  • a photograph of the foreigner
  • an insurance policy with coverage of €30,000
  • financial support documents
  • a receipt for the consular fee

CONSULAR FEE

  • $65 for processing up to 10 business days
  • $130 for processing up to 5 business days
  • for citizens of certain countries, the fee is different
  • not refundable if the visa is refused

APPLYING FOR A D-10 VISA

  • at Ukrainian embassies, consulates, and visa centers
  • no earlier than 3 months before your planned entry into Ukraine

D-10 VISA PROCESSING TIME

  • standard term – up to 10 working days from the date of receipt of documents, may be extended to 30 working days if necessary.
  • accelerated term – up to 5 working days from the date of receipt of documents

ENTRY TO UKRAINE WITH A D-10 VISA

  • a foreigner crossing the Ukrainian border on the basis of a long-term visa
  • stay in Ukraine on this type of visa for up to 90 days.
  • submission for a temporary visa no later than 15 working days (21-25 calendar days) before the visa expiration.

LEGAL SUPPORT D-10

  • on visa procedures and legislation
  • regarding the grounds and list of documents
  • on the visa application
  • on the insurance policy
  • on scheduling an interview

D-10 VISA QUESTIONS

To apply for a temporary residence permit in Ukraine.

The basis is volunteer work by foreigners in Ukraine.

The procedure depends on the foreigner's citizenship, the required documents, and the location of the Ukrainian embassy, ​​consulate, or visa center.

The main document is an invitation from a Ukrainian volunteer organization.

It allows a foreigner to stay in Ukraine for up to 90 days.