Enter Ukraine on Emergency Travel Documents

If your Emergency Travel Document has Ukraine listed in it then yes. But I would get in contact with the Embassy to make sure.

Simon,
Sorry I don't have good info to add, but curious.  Normally, an applicant can receive a permanent residency permit, if the person is married with an Ukraine citizen, within a year.   But sounds like you have not received it yet.  Therefore, you have to extend the temporary residency permit.  Any reason you have not gotten a permanent residency permit within a year?

SimCityAT wrote:

If your Emergency Travel Document has Ukraine listed in it then yes. But I would get in contact with the Embassy to make sure.

Thanks! I actually started the application process and it also states that it is valid to exit and enter Ukraine.

Gregorypak wrote:

Simon,
Sorry I don't have good info to add, but curious.  Normally, an applicant can receive a permanent residency permit, if the person is married with an Ukraine citizen, within a year.   But sounds like you have not received it yet.  Therefore, you have to extend the temporary residency permit.  Any reason you have not gotten a permanent residency permit within a year?

I was advised by the local office that I could only apply for a permanent residency permit after 2 years of marriage. We have just been married for 2 years, so I am only just eligible to apply. When I went to apply to extend my temporary residency permit, they actually said that I should apply for both. I also read online that you must be married for 2 years before applying for the permanent residency permit...

I got same problems but not in Ukraine , it is in Vietnam . The first thing I think you need talking with Uk passport officer and gave a legal advice . For my case , I waited for until my new passport came and extend my visa . It got few weeks late , but you let them know this is exceptional situation because pandemic. They will accept it. I hope this can help “ Although there are no penalties for British citizens overstaying under the visa-free regime during quarantine (providing they leave within 30 days of quarantine ending), anyone who has overstayed will not be able to return to Ukraine for 90 days after leaving the country.

If you’re planning to stay in Ukraine for longer than 90 days in a 180 day period, you need to get a visa. For more advice on entry requirements contact the Ukrainian Embassy in London or Consulate General in Edinburgh”