D-15 VISA TO UKRAINE family reunification with a foreigner

The D-15 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-15 VISA

family reunification with foreigners holding a temporary residence permit in Ukraine

D-15 VISA DOCUMENTS

  • document confirming the reason
  • foreigner’s passport
  • visa application
  • foreigner’s photograph
  • insurance policy with coverage of €30,000
  • financial support documents
  • consular fee payment receipt

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-15 VISA

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

D-15 VISA PROCESSING TIME

  • standard term – up to 10 working days from the date of receipt of documents, can be extended up 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-15 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-15

  • 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-15 VISA QUESTIONS

To apply for a temporary residence permit in Ukraine.

The basis is family reunification with a foreigner holding a Ukrainian temporary residence permit.

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

The primary document is a document confirming a family relationship with a foreigner holding a temporary residence permit in Ukraine.