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Richard asks: My grandfather was born in Volyn (in the Russian Empire) in 1891. He left Volyn for New York in 1907. My father was born in New York in 1923 and died in 2022. I was born in New York in 1955. Can I claim Ukrainian citizenship by descent?
Expert's answer:
According the site of the Migration Service of Ukraine, acquiring Ukrainian citizenship by geographic place of origin is possible in case if "Such person or at least one of his/her parents, grandparents were born or permanently resided on territories that at the time of their birth or during their permanent residence were part of the Ukrainian People's Republic, the West Ukrainian People's Republic, the Ukrainian State, the Ukrainian Socialist Soviet Republic, Zakarpattia Ukraine, the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (Ukrainian SSR)." In 1907, none of these Ukrainian states existed. The first ones formed during the last years of the First World War. So I think you don't have the right to become a citizen of Ukraine by geographic place of origin.
s asks: If a child is born in Ukraine and one of his parents is a citizen of Ukraine and the other is a foreigner, will the child acquire the citizenship of Ukraine by birth or will the parents have to apply for citizenship of Ukraine for the new born?
Expert's answer:
A birth certificate is not a document confirming Ukrainian citizenship. In the case when one of the parents is a foreigner, it is necessary to issue a certificate confirming the Ukrainian citizenship of the child in the Migration Service of Ukraine at the place of registration of one of the parents. Check the following article about Confirmation of the child's citizenship in Ukraine.
Artur asks: I was born in Ukraine and I have the birth certificate from Ukraine, but my mother took me abroad when I was 6 years old, and eventually I got the citizen of another country. Can I still get my Ukrainian citizenship back now that I'm over 18 years old?
Expert's answer:

If your mother herself did not apply for the renunciation of your Ukrainian citizenship when you were a child, or you yourself did not do this after reaching the age of majority, then you are most likely from the point of view of Ukraine is still a citizen of this country.

However, Ukraine does not recognize dual citizenship at the moment and the fact that you have another citiznship may serve as a reason for depriving you of Ukrainian citizenship. In practice, this is almost never done.

Thus, if you come to the Ukrainian embassy and ask to issue Ukrainian documents, then most likely you will be refused because you have another citizenship or you will be asked to terminate it in order to obtain Ukrainian documents, which is unlikely to interest you. So it is best to wait and probably in the coming years this Ukrainian law will be changed and dual citizenship will be allowed in Ukraine and you will be able to get Ukrainian documents without any problems.

E. McDowell asks: Can a family who is in the USA on humanitarian parole through the United for Ukraine program renounce their Ukrainian citizenship while they are here in the US? In this particular case, the family consists of 3 children and 2 adults. If so, can the parents make the request on behalf of the children, or do the children need to reach a certain age and make that decision themselves? If so, what ages do they need to be?
Expert's answer:

In short, yes it is possible (parents can also do it for their children) via the embassy of Ukraine to the US, but this is a rather bureaucratic and lengthy procedure. They can check the following article on the procedure for renunciation of Ukrainian citizenship.

In general, I'm not sure that there is any urgent need to start this process at all, Ukrainian citizenship will not be an obstacle to obtaining US citizenship, for example. Moreover, the very fact of having another citizenship is the basis for the automatic termination of Ukrainian citizenship, since Ukraine doesn't recognize dual citizenship. However, in practice this is rarely done.

So they should think thoroughly before starting this procedure, which may not be possible without returning to Ukraine.

Vik asks: I was born in Ukraine (never held Ukrainian passport). At age 11 I moved to US where my mother lived who also was born in Ukraine, but obtained US citizenship before I moved, so when I did I was given US citizenship automatically. Would I be considered as having dual citizenship or just the US citizenship?
Expert's answer:

In accordance with Ukrainian legislation, a person automatically becomes a citizen of Ukraine, if the parents or one of the parents are citizens of Ukraine at the time of his/her birth. So for Ukraine you are still considered a citizen of Ukraine.

However, Ukraine doesn't recognize dual citizenship and can deprive its citizenship of persons who have another citizenship (your case). In practice, this is almost never done. But the issue of your US citizenship will definitely arise if you, for example, contact the Ukrainian embassy in the US to obtain Ukrainian documents, most likely you will be refused for this reason or they will ask you to pledge to terminate your US citizenship.

Jaedyn asks: Hello, I was born in Ukraine in 1999 and was adopted in 2000. Then I became a US citizen. I was told that my Ukrainian citizenship expired when I turned 18. But recently, I found that is not true. Can you tell me if I am still considered a Ukrainian citizen?
Expert's answer:

If after reaching the age of 18, you yourself haven't renounced your Ukrainian citizenship or your guardians did not do this before you reached the age of 18, then you are still considered a citizen of Ukraine.

However, Ukraine doesn't recognize dual citizenship. Thus, the fact that you are a US citizen may serve as a basis for terminating your Ukrainian citizenship. In practice, this almost never happens, but this issue will definitely arise if you, for example, come to the Ukrainian embassy in the US to get Ukrainian documents.

JF asks: Hello. My paternal grandmother was born in Horodenka and my paternal grandfather in Kovel, both pre-WW1 and pre-Treaty of St. Germain. Would my father have been Ukrainian at birth (born 1927 in USA) and therefore myself as well (born 1974 in USA)?
Expert's answer:

As far as I understand, they both left their birthplaces before the First World War. At that time these territories were part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. If this is the case, then their descendants are not Ukrainian citizens and don't have the right to obtain Ukrainian citizenship by geographical origin.

If they had left these places at the end of the war, in 1918, when the Western Ukrainian People's Republic was formed in these territories, then their descendants would have the right to take Ukrainian citizenship by geographical origin.

Marina asks: My mother was born in Ukraine and my grandparents were born, and lived all their lives in Ukraine. I still have relatives in Ukraine. Can I obtain a Ukrainian passport?
Expert's answer:
You have the right to become a citizen of Ukraine by geographic place of origin, more info on the site of the Migration Service of Ukraine.
Alex asks: I've found documents that prove my grandfather was Ukrainian and lived in Ukraine. But I lack my and my mother's original birth certificates. Obtaining replacement birth certificates would be very problematic. Can I apply for citizenship with copies? Is it possible to acquire Ukrainian citizenship on the grounds of geographic place of origin during the period martial law? Thank you!
Expert's answer:
According to the information that I have found, you need original documents confirming that you are a relative of a citizen of Ukraine. Also don't forget that you will have to pledge to terminate your current citizenship, not sure if it's worth it (official information on the site of the Migration Service of Ukraine). You can also contact the Migration Service of Ukraine directly.
Emilia asks: Hi, my mother is Ukrainian but now deceased. Am I eligible to apply for a Ukrainian passport? Mama lived in UK after WW2 I have her ID card but no passport.
Expert's answer:
You have the right to become a citizen of Ukraine by geographic place of origin. At the moment, Ukraine doesn't recognize dual citizenship, that's why one of the requirements is to pledge to terminate your other citizenship. Perhaps in the near future this law will be changed and then you will be able to become a citizen of Ukraine and retain your current citizenship.
Daniel asks: I know that by law, I can claim my Ukrainian identity since my mother is a Ukrainian citizen m. I just wanted to confirm. Thank you
Expert's answer:
According to Article 7 of the Law of Ukraine "On Citizenship of Ukraine", a person whose parents or one of whose parents were citizens of Ukraine at the time of his/her birth is a citizen of Ukraine. But, if you already have another citizenship, then this may be a reason for depriving you of Ukrainian citizenship, since dual citizenship is not allowed in the country; in practice this is almost never done. However, the issue of having another citizenship will most probably arise, if you try to obtain Ukrainian documents and most likely you will be required to renounce other citizenship in order to obtain them.
Andrew asks: My father was born in Ukraine in 1914, came to the UK after ww2. Can I get a Ukrainian passport?
Expert's answer:

According to the Migration Service of Ukraine, foreigners who have pledged to terminate foreign citizenship, shall be registered as citizens of Ukraine if they meet the following condition.

Such person or at least one of his/her parents, grandparents were born or permanently resided on the territories that at the time of their birth or during their permanent residence were part of the Ukrainian People's Republic, the West Ukrainian People's Republic, the Ukrainian State, the Ukrainian Socialist Soviet Republic, Zakarpattia Ukraine, the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (Ukrainian SSR).

You father was born when the Ukrainian state didn't exist. But he probably permanently lived in Soviet Ukraine. So you should have the right to become a citizen of Ukraine, contact the embassy of Ukraine to the UK to get more info. Although I'm not sure if it's worth it given that you have to terminate your current citizenship.

David B asks: Hello, I have a question, my mother and me we want to get Ukrainian citizenship, my mother's mother She is my grandmother is Ukrainian, how long does it take to get a passport or is there any expedited process?
Expert's answer:
You and your mother have the right to become citizens of Ukraine by geographic place of origin. Check the following official information about the process provided by the Migration Service of Ukraine. Contact them directly to get more info.
Shel asks: My mother was born in Germany to Ukrainians in 1946. To my knowledge they never became German citizens (it is unclear to me whether she was based on her birthplace). They all came to the US in 1949 and later naturalized (Mom was a young child still). I was adopted in 1970. So does this give me the option for Ukrainian (or even German) citizenship by descent? Also I see dual citizenship is now allowed in Ukraine? That would be the ideal I think.
Expert's answer:

In accordance with Article #11 of the Law of Ukraine "On Citizenship of Ukraine", a child who is a foreigner or a stateless person becomes a citizen of Ukraine from the moment the decision on adoption by a citizen of Ukraine comes into force, regardless of whether he/she resides permanently in Ukraine or abroad.

You have a more complicated case, since your mother adopted you already being a US citizen (having at the same time the right to become a citizen of Ukraine since her parents were Ukrainians). I can't say anything about German citizenship. Try contacting the German and Ukrainian embassies in the US directly.

In any case, there is no need to rush, because at least in Ukraine a new law allowing dual citizenship has not yet been adopted, and most likely will not be at least until the end of the war.

Dmitriy asks: Good afternoon, I immigrated from Ukraine in 1993 and still have original Ukrainian passport. May I reinstate Ukrainian citizenship? If yes, what would be the process? Thank you
Expert's answer:
Most likely you are still a citizen of Ukraine, if you yourself didn't renounce Ukrainian citizenship. If after 1993 you received another citizenship, then you can be deprived of Ukrainian citizenship, since Ukraine does not recognize dual citizenship at the moment, but in practice this is practically never done. Try contacting the Ukrainian embassy in your country for more information.
Adrian asks: My father (born in Australia) had revived Ukrainian citizenship by descent - his grand father was born in Ukraine territory before 1991. He received this after I was born (also in Australia). Am I considered Ukrainian by right of birth?
Expert's answer:
According to the Law "On Citizenship of Ukraine", a person whose parents or one of whose parents were citizens of Ukraine at the time of his/her birth is a citizen of Ukraine. So this is not your case. Moreover, you already have Australian citizenship and Ukraine doesn't recognize dual citizenship at the moment. Is it possible to easily obtain Ukrainian citizenship in your case? I'm not sure, you'd better consult with the Ukrainian embassy in Australia and the Migration Service of Ukraine.
Elaine asks: My Father was born in London of Ukrainian parents is he Ukrainian or British and what does it make me?
Expert's answer:

According to the Migration Service of Ukraine: As provided in Article 8 of the Law on the Ukrainian Citizenship, a foreigner who has pledged to terminate foreign citizenship, who have applied for Ukrainian citizenship shall be registered as citizens of Ukraine if they meet one of the following conditions:

Such person or at least one of his/her parents, grandparents were born or permanently resided, until August 24, 1991, on the territory that became the territory of Ukraine.

So your father and you have the right to become Ukrainian citizens, although you have to pledge to terminate your UK citizenship, as Ukraine doesn't recognize dual citizenship at the moment.

Mary asks: I was born in Germany to Ukrainian parents in 1948. My parents came to the US in 1950 and I applied and was granted Naturalization of the US. What nationality am I?
Expert's answer:
Since your parents were Ukrainians, you have the right to become a citizen of Ukraine by geographic place of origin. Check the site of the Migration Service of Ukraine to get more info.
Jana agha asks: I am Jordanian and I married to a Ukrainian man, who also was born in Jordan, but got the nationality by his parents. My question is now we live in Dubai, can my husband give me the Ukrainian nationality?
Expert's answer:
You can't become a citizen of Ukraine in this way. As a spouse of a citizen of Ukraine, 2 years after the registration of marriage, you have the right to obtain an immigration permit required to obtain citizenship. However, there are still a number of conditions that must be met. One of them is that you must have lived in Ukraine for the last 5 years. Read the following article on obtaining Ukrainian citizenship on the site of the Migration Service of Ukraine.
Dustin asks: My grandfather was born in Ukraine but I was born and raised in the U.S. I have a three year plan to move away from the U.S. and live in the Ukraine. Is there a path for citizenship through my grandfather, or purchasing land and living on it? I have documentation on my great grandfather too.
Expert's answer:
You have the right to acquire Ukrainian citizenship by geographic place of origin. But keep in mind that by doing it you will pledge to terminate your US citizenship. More info on the site of the Migration Service of Ukraine.
Yelena asks: I was born in Ukraine and moved to US in 1994. I have old version of Ukrainian passport that looked like USSR passport, but had stamp Property of Ukraine. I prolonged this passport once in Ukrainian embassy in US, but of course it expired long time ago. Since then I got US citizenship. Can I still be citizen of Ukraine or now I have to reapply to be a citizen..?
Expert's answer:
If you yourself have not renounced Ukrainian citizenship, you are still a citizen of this country. Contact the embassy of Ukraine to the US to get more info. It should also be noted that Ukraine does not recognize dual citizenship and the fact that you are a US citizen may theoretically be the reason why you can be deprived of Ukrainian citizenship. But in practice this is very rarely done. Perhaps this question will arise when you contact the embassy.
Julia asks: I am Ukrainian, my husband is Lebanese, we live in Dubai. Can I pass the Ukrainian citizenship to my child given that he will be born here in Dubai?
Expert's answer:
If you are a citizen of Ukraine at the time of the child's birth, then the child also acquires Ukrainian citizenship. Contact the consulate of Ukraine in Dubai to get more info.
Richard asks: I heard that the Ukrainian military is offering citizenship in 3 years instead of the standard 5 for enlistment service from foreigners. Is this true or just fabrications?
Expert's answer:
Yes, it is true. For foreigners serving in the Ukrainian armed forces, if the conditions for obtaining citizenship are met, it is enough to live on the territory of Ukraine for only 3 years, and not 5. The three-year period begins to count from the moment when the contract of a foreigner with Ukraine comes into force. Read the following article to get more details.
Amira asks: Hey! I have a question regarding citizenship in Ukraine. What are the laws and regulations there? If my parents are from Afghanistan and got citizenship in Ukraine and we children also, does that mean that my parents have refused their citizenship in Afghanistan? Or are they still citizens of Afghanistan and Ukraine?
Expert's answer:
Ukraine doesn't recognize dual citizenship. So when applying for Ukrainian citizenship, you pledge to terminate your other citizenship. In general it is not an easy task to become a citizen of Ukraine and will take years (the main requirements).
Brooklyn (Oksana) asks: Hello! I was born in Kremenchuk, Ukraine in 1999, but adopted by a family from The USA in 2000. I am now 21 years old and am interested in going back to Ukraine to explore my culture and hometown. I still have all the documents relating to my adoption, in both Ukrainian and English, my birth certificate, my (green card maybe?) my Ukrainian passport... am I still considered a Ukrainian citizen even though I'm sure it's expired (being that it was 20years ago)? Also, if I do have citizenship still am I able to move and live there with out any issues relating to that?
Expert's answer:
If you became a US citizen after coming of age (voluntarily by your own decision), then you lost your Ukrainian citizenship as Ukraine doesn't recognize dual citizenship. If it happened before that moment (not voluntarily by your new parents decision), then you are still considered a citizen of Ukraine; the same if you do not have US citizenship. You should contact the embassy of Ukraine to the US to get more info about this issue.
Alex asks:

Hi, I am Ukrainian and my wife is Swiss. Our children had Swiss citizenship/passports from birth and we did not register them as Ukrainians. I have received also Swiss citizenship recently and plan to exit the Ukrainian citizenship but I face issues since I was told that children should be also involved in the whole process since they are considered Ukrainians by birth even if we have not registered them.

We are basically forced now to first register and get passports for them, including the internal passport for the elder son who has never lived and not planning to leave in Ukraine. And all these steps need to be done so we can exit it after. Is this what the law really says? That children ARE Ukrainians even if holding another passport and not registered as Ukrainians?

Expert's answer:
In general, everything is correct. According to the law "On Citizenship of Ukraine", a person whose parents or one of the parents was a citizen of Ukraine at the time of his/her birth is automatically considered a citizen of Ukraine. So they are citizens of Ukraine now from Ukraine's point of view. Parents have the right to apply for withdrawal from Ukrainian citizenship for themselves and their children like in your case. For children aged 14-18, their consent is required. In this regard, in order to do everything correctly from a bureaucratic point of view, you need to get all the documents in order to officially renounce the citizenship of Ukraine for both you and your children.
Anaya asks: My mother is from Ukraine and I was born in Ukraine, we moved in Pakistan. I have citizen of Ukraine we traveled there when I was 12 years old and included my name with my mother's passport and now I am 26 years old with 2 kids how can I get Ukrainian passport?
Expert's answer:
Ukraine still considers you as its citizen. Contact the embassy of Ukraine to Pakistan to get the latest official info about obtaining a passport.
Mariia asks: Hi, I am Ukrainian citizen working in the US on O1 visa. My child was born here but I was wondering if we can apply for Ukrainian passport for him from here. Another question is how do we go about travelling to Donetsk from the US to visit grandparents if we don't get him Ukrainian passport?
Expert's answer:

Your child born in the United States is automatically granted the US citizenship. However, born of a citizen of Ukraine, the child also has the right to obtain Ukrainian citizenship, despite the fact that Ukraine doesn't recognize dual citizenship. Read the following article about this situation with the description of the process.

As for visiting Donetsk, I would strongly advise against doing it under any circumstances, it is too risky since Ukraine doesn't control this city and all power in it belongs to pro-Russian separatists who can literally do whatever they want, especially with visitors from other countries. Going there with a child looks very risky as well. Your grandparents can get free passes online allowing them to leave the conflict zone and meet you in Kyiv. It would be the best way to do it.

Anastasia asks: Hello, I was born in Ukraine but moved to the US with my parents. They received US citizenship and I also received it automatically (I was a minor at the time). I have a US passport and Ukrainian international passport (I did it at the Ukrainian embassy in the US) but not an inner Ukrainian passport. Am I still considered an official citizen of Ukraine?
Expert's answer:
If you yourself haven't renounced your Ukrainian citizenship, then Ukraine still considers you to be its citizen. You have the right to obtain an internal passport of a citizen of Ukraine, if you want. But it is possible only in Ukraine, the embassy can't issue it. To enter Ukraine, you will have to show your Ukrainian international passport. To return to the US, you will show the document confirming that you are a citizen of the US.
Sandy asks: My father was born in Ukraine. He became a US citizen in 1950's. Am I eligible for a Ukrainian passport? Are my children eligible as well?
Expert's answer:
You have the right to acquire Ukrainian citizenship by geographic place of origin. The main issue is that Ukraine doesn't recognize dual citizenship and you pledge to terminate your current citizenship, when applying for Ukrainian one.
Akash asks: Hello. My son is born in Ukraine and now he is Ukrainian citizen and me and my wife both got permanent residency permit because we both are foreigners. My question is that we want to terminate our current citizenship and would like to apply Ukrainian citizenship. What should we do for that? also I mention we got Ukrainian permanent residency around 18 months before. Thanks
Expert's answer:
At first, you should get an immigration permit , it is one of the requirements of acquiring Ukrainian citizenship.
Sergey asks: How to obtain Ukrainian Citizenship if I was born in Ukraine and living in the UK long time?
Expert's answer:
Most probably you have the right to acquire Ukrainian citizenship by geographic place of origin. The main issue is that Ukraine doesn't recognize double citizenship, so you have to pledge to terminate your other citizenship to become a citizen of Ukraine. You can get more info on the site of the Migration Service of Ukraine.
Rim asks: Hello! My name is Rim, I was born in Ukraine Kiev in 1996, later on mom and dad got divorced when i was 9 months! Mom took me to Lebanon! She could passing me through the airport without any papers bcz dad didn't give her my papers or passport! Later on she wanted to enroll for me new passport so she asked our embassy (not the Lebanese one!) to give me new one but the thing is that they did write on my passport that i was born in Beirut instead of Ukraine! After all of this can i get the Ukrainian passport? As I have official paper that I was born there?
Expert's answer:
It looks like a complex issue. You should contact the Migration Service of Ukraine, Ukrainian legal agencies (first, second) to get professional help about all the options available.
Monica asks: Hi. I am an Iranian marrying a Ukrainian. How long does it take that I can get my Ukrainian passport?
Expert's answer:
You will have the right to apply for Ukrainian citizenship after two years of being married to a Ukrainian citizen. Check the following article with more details about obtaining Ukrainian citizenship through marriage.
Raj asks: Hello. After permanent residency of Ukraine how long I wait for Ukrainian passport?
Expert's answer:
You should check the page about acquiring Ukrainian citizenship on the site of the Migration Service of Ukraine.
Buddhika Bandara asks: Hi. I would like to ask if I study in Ukraine, can I apply for citizenship or permanent residence? If possible, how long I need to stay in Ukraine?
Expert's answer:
One of the requirements of obtaining Ukrainian citizenship is that you "must legally reside on the territory of Ukraine continuously during the past five years", more info on the site of the Migration Service of Ukraine.
Jonathan asks: Can I get a Ukraine passport as my grandfather was born there?
Expert's answer:
You have the right to acquire Ukrainian citizenship but as Ukraine doesn't recognize double citizenship one of the requirements is to terminate your current citizenship. I doubt you would like to do it. More info on the site of the Migration Service of Ukraine.
Bohdan asks: I came to America 15years ago from Ukraine. I am now an American citizen. Can I visit Ukraine on my American Passport? Or must I travel to Ukraine on my Ukrainian Passport?
Expert's answer:
Formally, dual citizenship in Ukraine is not allowed, but the situation is rather confusing. You should contact the embassy of Ukraine in the US to get the latest official info about this issue.
Lativa Kaboush asks: I have lived in Ukraine for 5 years as a medical student, student visa. Am I eligible of citizenship?
Expert's answer:
You should check the site of Ukrainian Migration Service to get the latest info about obtaining Ukrainian citizenship.
Heather asks: I have a U.S. passport. My grandfather was born in the Ukraine. Can I get a ukrainian passport?
Expert's answer:
You can find the official information about obtaining Ukrainian citizenship on the site of Ukrainian Migration Service. This service can be used to translate sites from Ukrainian.
bour ahmed asks: How can I get permanent residency and what documentary should I give while I am married with Ukranian women and I have a child
Expert's answer:
Check the site of Ukrainian migration service to get the latest info about obtaining Ukrainian citizenship.
Arti asks: I am a long time visitor to Ukraine and would like to obtain a permanent resident status.
Expert's answer:
Check the site of Ukrainian migration service to get the latest info.
Manish asks: I live in India and want to settle in Ukraine. What are the rules and regulations?
Expert's answer:
Here is the site of Ukrainian embassy in India with the information that may be helpful.
Syed asks: I am an Indian and I want to settle in Ukraine. Is it possible and to whom I have to contact?
Expert's answer:
It is possible and for the details you should visit the site of Ukrainian embassy in India.
Dan asks: Is it difficult to acquire Ukrainian citizenship?
Expert's answer:
To decide if it is difficult or not I recommend you to check the site of Ukrainian migration service to get the latest info about the issue.
Happy Gao asks: I want to become the citizen of Ukraine with an aim to live and work there, what should I do and what are the conditions for making this a reality?
Expert's answer:
You can find the latest info about obtaining Ukrainian citizenship on the site of Ukrainian migration service.
Visitor asks: I am planning to immigrate to Ukraine, so what are the rules I should follow to be a legal immigrant?
Expert's answer:
You should check the site of Migration Service of Ukraine
Franklin asks: What can you say me about requirements for migrating to Ukraine
Expert's answer:
I think you should start at the site of Ukrainian migration service page.
Karime asks: I want to immigrate to ukraine and stay in ukraine so what can i do?
Expert's answer:
I recommend you to contact immigration lawyer Igor Geller. Contacts: phones +38-066-760-64-81, +38-057-752-62-84, e-mail info@igorgeller.com, icq 152073394.

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