New rules to obtain Ukrainian citizenship 2023

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  • @elgift1
    @elgift1 Год назад +5

    I'm immigrating to Ukraine permanently in 12 months

  • @guardianofthegalaxy6911
    @guardianofthegalaxy6911 Год назад +5

    Hi Olga, I am a Circassian living in Turkey. My uncle's wife came to Turkey with the war. In this way, I met many Ukrainians. I have great love for Ukraine its like Ukraine is my second home! I want to buy a house there.I made a cake in the colors of the flag for the Ukrainians, we celebrated the day of vishivanka. Russians hurt everyone around them. We are all seperated our homeland because their endless hatred. I'm sorry for everything, but the war will end, we will see better days. Stay with love. 💙💛💙💛💙💛💙💛💙💛💙💛

  • @Yashuop
    @Yashuop Год назад +24

    Raise your hand if you've been watching Olga for a long time🤚

  • @lothordyazubuike3882
    @lothordyazubuike3882 Год назад +2

    Thanks for clarifying this Olga. I am married to an ukrainian woman for 5 years now and we´ve been living in africa since then. Can I Apply for residency online ?

  • @MikeOxlong-
    @MikeOxlong- Год назад +1

    Olga, a really cool thing that you could do on videos like this where you reference another one of your videos so someone may get additional information, would be to place a link to that video either in the description or at the end right on-screen!! 😊
    I’ve been thinking about a plan to help get Ukrainians back on their feet and into refurbished or new homes once the war is finished, or some form of truce has come into play… I have a pretty good understanding on what it takes to get a residency permit (in my case it would be by investment if I go this route), but there are a number of strange things that from the information available online don’t seem to make complete sense (stuff about business proprietors, charities, NGOs, volunteer groups, etc. - and how these fields can work together (or not) and how all the taxes and other’s expenditures will work)…

  • @mrrichierich9916
    @mrrichierich9916 Год назад +4

    ❤🇬🇧🇺🇦 Unfortunately the Ukraine will create bigger problems for themselves We'll find it very difficult to Put properties on the market for sale Or to get people to invest in businesses People from various parts of the world will see the Ukraine results but will see the Ukraine is a now go area And also look at what countries have contributed to help the Ukraine And have taken lots of People from the Ukraine into their countries Lots will never go back To the ukraine Lots of countries now have put a strange load on their countries and cannot understand why people will not go there These are the reason why The uk England is more open to illegal immigrants and people in need And also people with a future I see the Ukraine in the future will need millions of people to go and live in Ukraine to build a country Changing the law severely is not gonna do the Ukraine any good

  • @kyle-ld2gh
    @kyle-ld2gh Год назад +3

    Im planning on coming to Ukraine to help rebuild. I'm one of the many Ukrainians from tbe diaspora in Canada. But being 5th generation, I'm pretty integrated and honestly an idiot when it comes to learning "new" languages. Ive been trying to learn Ukrainian. But have made for quite the comedy to the Ukrainians we have in my community from the homeland. Tbf though, it wasnt my generation who lost the language, my Didus could speak and write fluently in Ukrainian. But my father could not.

  • @kielbarry1789
    @kielbarry1789 Год назад +1

    i'd like to see TRP requirements come down

  • @PavloUkrainski
    @PavloUkrainski Год назад +1

    If you have Canadian citizenship, do you need to reject your Canadian citizenship before accepting Ukrainian citizenship?

  • @amaromem1
    @amaromem1 Год назад +7

    Yes, I read that if you join to Military Defense of Ukraine 👨🏻‍✈️ for (2-3 years) you will get permanent residency 😮

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +3

      Yes, 3 years

    • @amaromem1
      @amaromem1 Год назад

      ​@@Olga_Reznikova
      You know, it would be a great idea a video about what Ukrainian medals for heroic/good actions you can win in Ukraine. 🏅🏅🏅

    • @surferofthesynthwaves4710
      @surferofthesynthwaves4710 Год назад +2

      If you even survive long enough tbh

    • @bobbyatman273
      @bobbyatman273 Год назад +4

      Yeah you’ll get residency 6ft under, if you lucky

    • @shawntan2360
      @shawntan2360 Год назад

      What about the current foreign legion? There will be quite a number of veterans once this war is over and some might want to stay? And I doubt the war will last 3 years.

  • @Jay-xr4vm
    @Jay-xr4vm Год назад +4

    This is good to know my family and I plan on moving to Ukraine one day 😊.

  • @DjordjeDjuricSRB
    @DjordjeDjuricSRB 8 месяцев назад +1

    so as a Serbian citizen can i get Ukrainian Citizenship (passport) by marriage after 3 years without renouncing my Serbian Citizenship ?

  • @Nomeado
    @Nomeado Год назад +2

    Where can I apply for those 3 examinations? Is there a website or something like that?

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +1

      not yet, they just voted for the law and they have 3 months to make it working.
      But I guess it will be available in some centers offline, same like before.

  • @Nomeado
    @Nomeado Год назад +1

    What about the Ukrainian Foreign Status abroad? I have got these card and I think with that one I can get permanent residency, not the Ukrainian Citizenship.

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +1

      It is not permanent residence, not citizenship, but it gave a lot of rights.
      You can apply for permanent residence first and as result - you can get citizenship.

  • @Matty7272
    @Matty7272 Год назад

    Olga, does Ukraine allow dual citizenship with another country or only sole citizenship?

    • @MrKevin920
      @MrKevin920 11 месяцев назад

      No, they do not

  • @princealber4873
    @princealber4873 10 месяцев назад

    Mrs Olga, youre so Beautiful, I love watching your videos.
    🙏

  • @hasanmokter777
    @hasanmokter777 Год назад

    Super

  • @johnrhoades6214
    @johnrhoades6214 Год назад

    What if I just want to own property there and travel back and forth from from u.s. to Ukraine what I have to become a citizen or could I stay an American citizen and still own property I was seriously considering moving and becoming a citizen before the war but I own a few properties in the US and that would basically be my source of income and I would probably spend the majority of my time in Ukraine

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +1

      Citizenship has no relation to ownership of the property.
      You can purchase property in Ukraine without having any status in the country and even without travel to Ukraine (you can do this through representative).
      I don't think you need to be a citizen of Ukraine (which benefits it will give you??)
      The best option for you is to have permanent residence.

    • @johnrhoades6214
      @johnrhoades6214 Год назад

      @@Olga_Reznikova thank you for the information it was actually one of your videos that got me interested at property over there that was a beautiful little town probably about 6 months before the war started it just looks like a place for people my age to live thank you for the information

    • @kennethroth6757
      @kennethroth6757 Год назад

      @@johnrhoades6214 the village towns look alright was lookingonline at houses beforethe war.. you'll have to report any bank accounts u open in Ukraine to the IRS u don't have to report your real estate. If u spend more then 6 months in another country then you'll have to file taxes into those countries.

  • @farhanakhtarvlogs7961
    @farhanakhtarvlogs7961 Год назад

    HOW MANY TRY ONE PERSON CAN MAKE TO PASS THIS EXAM

  • @andyreznick
    @andyreznick Год назад +3

    Are samples of the exams available on any UKR Gov websites or through consulates/embassies? Is there a listing of any sort of recommended educational materials that would assist in learning the material necessary to pass the exams from any sources? I ask because two of these, language and history, are rather large areas of study if one is looking at any kind of actual proficiency, normally taking years. Duzhe dyakuyu!

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +6

      There used to be an examples of the exam of Ukrainian language but I believe we need to wait a bit for new updates, as I guess the will change the whole exams.
      Once it will be published, I will notify about it.

    • @andyreznick
      @andyreznick Год назад +3

      @@Olga_Reznikova Great! Thanks again!

    • @andere-seite
      @andere-seite Год назад

      Haben sie schon gesehen? Volyn ruclips.net/video/XQh_j2GJ2RU/видео.html

  • @choicepsychiatry8073
    @choicepsychiatry8073 8 месяцев назад

    Sorry - clarification - Do we have to pass the Language - and history test now ?

  • @hemantparakh6462
    @hemantparakh6462 11 месяцев назад

    I am an 110° Ukrainian, 230° Ukrainian and 360° Ukrainian so I would like to Search where my Relatives are in Ukraine and settle down there so kindly suggest a suitable plan

  • @larrybarrett5810
    @larrybarrett5810 Год назад

    Thanks Olga

  • @SuperDavidno
    @SuperDavidno Год назад

    Wow! Looks like not a lot a people will be applying for ukraine citizenship from Europe or America.

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад

      there are other countries in the world besides Europe and USA)

    • @SuperDavidno
      @SuperDavidno Год назад

      @@Olga_Reznikova Irrelevant but ok

  • @morganchatsworthiii9178
    @morganchatsworthiii9178 Год назад

    Does anyone know how to send crypto to a friend's "wallet" in Ukraine? Seems like some rules were changed recently?

  • @IceCreamLatte779
    @IceCreamLatte779 Год назад +4

    Hi Olga,
    Any idea from which countries the applicants are from?

  • @J.S-ii5tf
    @J.S-ii5tf Год назад

    Hi ☺️👋

  • @skozer22
    @skozer22 Год назад +1

    So guys who joined the foreign legion and are fighting for Ukraine can still be refused citizenship if they can not pass one of the three tests?

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +1

      Yes

    • @skozer22
      @skozer22 Год назад +2

      @@Olga_Reznikova That sounds kind of unfair. Risk your life and get kicked out because you can't pass a language test later on. I hope the people administering the tests on soldiers is very lax.

    • @markkelly9095
      @markkelly9095 Год назад +1

      @@skozer22 they might later on have exemptions for those groups as happen in other countries over time

    • @skozer22
      @skozer22 Год назад +1

      @@markkelly9095 I hope so. It would only seem right.

  • @SalPane1224
    @SalPane1224 10 месяцев назад

    Can I go there, I gone to appreciate this ,from other people

  • @QuizmasterLaw
    @QuizmasterLaw Год назад +1

    What's the rule about acquiring UA citizenship by serving in Ukraine's international legion?

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +1

      You need to serve 3 years, obtain permanent residence and after apply for citizenship.

  • @LRD113
    @LRD113 Год назад +1

    Olga you know 10 million Ukrainian people has left Ukraine and they say that they will never come back so house is not a problem to bay

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +2

      From where are you getting your statistic?
      First, about 9 million of Ukrainians went abroad. But 7 million already returned.
      Currently there are about 2 million Ukrainian refugees abroad (officially) and many of them (including me) will return, when it would be safe.
      The rest are not refugees - they were living outside of Ukraine before war or they are staying like tourists.

    • @LRD113
      @LRD113 Год назад +1

      @@Olga_Reznikova this is from USA intelligence and I have never said that I can confirm this and you probably know this best please don’t be mad okay /Leon

    • @antiputin4403
      @antiputin4403 Год назад

      @@Olga_Reznikova UNHCR figures says 2.5 millions are still abroad and yes the rest returned already.

    • @GaryAJMartin
      @GaryAJMartin Год назад +2

      I heard that too. But it doesn’t make sense, since only woman and children left. They have family still there. So to already say they will ‘never go back.’

    • @GaryAJMartin
      @GaryAJMartin Год назад

      @@antiputin4403 I’d be interested to know why they returned with the current situation. Winter was not a good situation. And with the uncertainty of everything, and I don’t see it ending anytime soon. Being it was only woman and children was likely a large part of why.

  • @ravindrakishor4123
    @ravindrakishor4123 Год назад +1

    Are you on telegram.

  • @viuvenitlalumina
    @viuvenitlalumina Год назад

    how about British citizenship

  • @larrybarrett5810
    @larrybarrett5810 Год назад

    Good Day !

  • @mbatenjoy8400
    @mbatenjoy8400 Год назад +1

    This is indeed a good news but, if a foreigner learns Ukrainian language and applies for citizenship in Ukraine, will they grant them citizenship? Please tell me that. Thank You.

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +2

      Well language is not the only requirement 😂 you still need to qualify based on immigration criteria

    • @mbatenjoy8400
      @mbatenjoy8400 Год назад +1

      @@Olga_Reznikova Okay, Thank You so much dear. 👍💐

  • @alshaw7418
    @alshaw7418 Год назад

    🖐️

  • @martincastillo6988
    @martincastillo6988 Год назад

    ❤🙌🏼

  • @rudolfkasanpawiro644
    @rudolfkasanpawiro644 Год назад

    I find it reasonable that such law is made in the case of Ukraine. No anti- Ukraine persons should be citizens of Ukraine.
    Ukrainian sovereignty has cost a lot of innocent ukranian blood. May God lift up Ukraine.

  • @LouisPuentes-jz9qv
    @LouisPuentes-jz9qv Год назад

    Get a good power washer it will get it clean

  • @alexs3447
    @alexs3447 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the info .

  • @johnwoolcock9980
    @johnwoolcock9980 Год назад

    Hopefully this will make it more difficult for the Indian people.

    • @Beatofheart4u
      @Beatofheart4u Год назад

      Indian don’t want to come ukraine 😂 we are happy in our country bruh India is best soon other country people want to take residency of our country 🔥

  • @veluux.
    @veluux. Год назад

    Olga, what about for people originally born in Ukraine? My wife immigrated to the USA in 2002 and became naturalized in 2016; but we are considering moving to Ukraine. If she still retained her Ukrainian citizenship, would I be able to get a long term visa because I am her husband? And our kids were all born in the USA, could they also through her?

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +1

      Sure, she can get her citizenship and all your family as result could be citizens too

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +2

      Stop spreading non sense.
      You are saying it in a way like all Ukrainian citizens already on frontlines or killed🤦🏼‍♀️
      If he is not military obligated, if he is living outside of Ukraine permanently,he even can not be drafted even if he wish.

    • @surferofthesynthwaves4710
      @surferofthesynthwaves4710 Год назад

      Guessed the US wasn't what it was anymore lmao

  • @katitadeb
    @katitadeb Год назад

    Does this apply to every category tho? I was born in Ukraine, my mom is Ukrainian but I've been living abroad since I was a child so I have foreign citizenship. I believe Ukrainian descendants and people born in the territory don't have to do any exam, is just 100% to foreigners

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад

      yes, if you are born in Ukraine you can apply for citizenship based on birth. It is different from acquiring citizenship.

  • @ahmedhenawy9316
    @ahmedhenawy9316 Год назад +1

    Where to find official statement of this law Olga because I keep search and nothing avalible

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +1

      Where you are searching? It is law about citizenship of Ukraine.
      Available everywhere, including official website of the parliament.
      zakon.rada.gov.ua/laws/show/2235-14#Text

    • @ahmedhenawy9316
      @ahmedhenawy9316 Год назад

      @@Olga_Reznikova I read that but I canot find any thing related who is already obtain ukranien nationality as I know in ukraine there is law you canot take nationality back from any one got nationality

  • @dawoodhamdard4314
    @dawoodhamdard4314 Год назад

    We see very soon in the world map we can't see ukraine more

  • @Gonzo_-zb5mf
    @Gonzo_-zb5mf Год назад +3

    Hello Olga, I have a question: How can I obtain a work visa (rebuilding/volunteer) and a study visa as an EU citizen [after the war] within the Schengen zone according to the new laws? Maybe you can provide me with the corresponding web page, I don´t know which ministry would be responsible. Thank you very much in advance and have a nice day! Mathew, Austria

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад

      There are no new laws regarding work visa.
      You need to have employer who will make you work permit and you can come to Ukraine. EU citizens or any other foreigners have the same process.

    • @Gonzo_-zb5mf
      @Gonzo_-zb5mf Год назад

      @@Olga_Reznikova Thanks for answering, Olga!

  • @LRD113
    @LRD113 Год назад +1

    Hi i just wonder what reason is Ukraina citzenship popular i have really hard to bealive that pease explain Please

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад

      Depends which citizenship do you have. If your citizenship does not allow you to travel anywhere in the world, you are rejected everywhere, you have no life in your own country - I guess Ukrainian citizenship is pretty good in this case.

  • @ultimatewarrior3310
    @ultimatewarrior3310 Год назад

    Are you planning to return to Ukraine after war

  • @danherrmann8755
    @danherrmann8755 Год назад +2

    Thanks. For info. I just want to get a Visa to come to UKraine. To retire and maybe work part time. Tetyana in Odessa. Ukraine. Is wanting me to journey to Odessa. Any help will be great. Thanks. dan Herrmann.

  • @user-yd3uz2gk8x
    @user-yd3uz2gk8x 11 месяцев назад

    Вітає Україна.

  • @christkallimanis4621
    @christkallimanis4621 Год назад

    🌹

  • @Michele16283
    @Michele16283 Год назад +1

    I have watched Olga daily

  • @charlesloomis2224
    @charlesloomis2224 Год назад +2

    This is fantastic!!! If you want something...you need to earn it!!

    • @PC-Phobic-Jean-Rene
      @PC-Phobic-Jean-Rene Год назад

      Someone tell the Crash-Dummy in the Crime House, the "chairman". ~ But then, he answers NOT to the American citizenry, but to genocidal Red China's $$ Xi, and malicious ☭ Marxist-Obama. - "Welcome to the "People's Republic of Amerika"!

  • @MiguelPerez-xy3zx
    @MiguelPerez-xy3zx Год назад

  • @imtiazaliimtiazali9441
    @imtiazaliimtiazali9441 Год назад

    I m looking my choose you possabul frienship ❤i waiting

  • @Ori_zone
    @Ori_zone Год назад +2

    Thank you for this informative video

  • @davidshah7449
    @davidshah7449 Год назад

    WHAT ABOUT FOR THOSE MUSLIMS WHICH FIGHT OR SACRIFICE THEMSELVES FOR UKRAINE .
    UKRAINE MUST GIVE CITIZEN SHIP TO MUSLIMS FOREIGN FIGHTER ???
    REPLY.

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +1

      I guess your question is not correct.
      How you relate religion to immigration status?
      Muslim, non-muslim..
      if you are foreigner and part of Ukraine Armed Forces, you can get citizenship in 3 years.
      Your religion is your personal thing and nobody ask you about it while changing immigration status

    • @davidshah7449
      @davidshah7449 Год назад

      @@Olga_Reznikova PRESIDENT ZELENSKI MUST GIVE CITIZENSHIP TO THOSE MUSLIMS FIGHTER IMMEDIATELY , BECAUSE THEY LOVE UKRAINE, CULTURE, AND BECAUSE THOUSANDS MUSLIMS FOREIGN FIGHTERS ALREADY SACRIFICES THEMSELVES ONLY AND ONLY FOR UKRAINE,
      THINK , DEAR FRIEND
      @ REQUEST FROM THE PRESIDENT ZELENSKI UKRAINE ######

    • @wadimberezovsky1002
      @wadimberezovsky1002 Год назад

      ​@@davidshah7449Zelenski is аn ordinary jew. Why should he treat Muslims well? They are just consumable material for him as well as orthodox Ukrainians. Open your eyes.

    • @Nomeado
      @Nomeado 8 месяцев назад

      @@davidshah7449 look what muslims are doing now in Gaza...

  • @kefka1911
    @kefka1911 Год назад +1

    No offense but in 2023 who the fark is demanding Ukraine Citizenship??
    Maybe wait till after the war would be smart.

    • @dimasinchuk6219
      @dimasinchuk6219 Год назад

      Cuz if Ukraine joins EU (potentially) and if US or Canadian Citizens want to live in Europe, it would be easier to migrate to Europe and permanently stay without visas and hustle.
      Hope that answers your questions.

  • @zenarcade64
    @zenarcade64 Год назад +1

    pukin the tiny of muscovy will soon be defeated!

  • @manfredbismark6688
    @manfredbismark6688 Год назад

    Hello. You know Olga, in one of your videos, your eyes really shone! Have a beautiful day. Bye. Rudi.

  • @jorgemoll5994
    @jorgemoll5994 Год назад

    Olga it is much more interesting to know how to get Ukranian RESIDENCY for foreing investors, traders, entrepeneurs and crypto owners.

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +2

      I have many videos about that.
      In short: investors get permanent residence after investing 100 000 usd.

  • @imarez7152
    @imarez7152 Год назад +2

    Omg ur accent getting British and ur beauty still Ukrainian ✌️🇺🇦🙌👊🤗😍

  • @jhitjit
    @jhitjit Год назад

    Can you make a video on getting citizwnship through ancestry?

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад

      There is nothing to make video about somehow.
      the way is standard :
      1. Provide evidence that your parents/grandparents were born in Ukraine or were Ukrainian citizens
      2. Get permanent residence
      3. Live in Ukraine for 5 years
      4. Pass exams which I mentioned
      5. Get citizenship

    • @jhitjit
      @jhitjit Год назад

      @@Olga_Reznikova do you know if its still possible to apply during the war?

  • @DEEPJYOTIBORUAH617
    @DEEPJYOTIBORUAH617 Год назад

    Nice from india assam

  • @redensign9975
    @redensign9975 Год назад +2

    👍🇨🇦🇺🇦♥️

  • @kannabuddharaju
    @kannabuddharaju Год назад +1

    Do anyone really care to obtain Ukraine citizenship?.

  • @milz5243
    @milz5243 Год назад +1

    Is there a pathway to reclaim Ukrainian citizenship for those who were born there but left before 1992 from the former Ukrainian republic of USSR?

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +2

      Yes
      1. Provide evidence that your parents/grandparents were born in Ukraine or were Ukrainian citizens
      2. Get permanent residence
      3. Live in Ukraine for 5 years
      4. Pass exams which I mentioned
      5. Get citizenship

    • @milz5243
      @milz5243 Год назад +1

      As you know, Ukraine was not independent back then. Is being born in the republic of Ukraine in the former USSR enough? So proof of Ukrainian citizenship is impossible. Leaving the USSR back then, the government relieved us of our documents (and citizenship) upon exit (that’s how one becomes stateless).

  • @trippontwowheels
    @trippontwowheels Год назад

    Cool

  • @terry1z1
    @terry1z1 Год назад

    hi how are you?

  • @Michael-r3d
    @Michael-r3d Год назад +7

    Willingly become cannon fodder for Jewlensky -theory

  • @alshaw7418
    @alshaw7418 Год назад +1

    I've got no hope.... Been learning Russian for 3 years and still basic 😊

    • @grantshort
      @grantshort Год назад

      Lol😂 same here! They keep correcting me with Ukrainian substitutes and I start screaming in English. ;)

    • @alshaw7418
      @alshaw7418 Год назад +1

      @@grantshort I tried learning Ukranian 3 months in and said #@&k it... It just confused me even more, besides the majority of the places I wanted to visit were former Soviet countries...

    • @grantshort
      @grantshort Год назад +2

      @@alshaw7418 EXACTLY my reasoning. Russian has been spread into so many countries it's more convenient like English and Spanish

    • @amaromem1
      @amaromem1 Год назад +2

      Ukrainian is easier!!

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +2

      You need to be in language speaking surrounding. If you are learning it in theaory - you will end up like most of Ukrainians who study English for 11 years at school since the last 30 years and barely you can find someone who can answer basic questions))

  • @tubalcain1039
    @tubalcain1039 Год назад +2

    Ukraine has the support of the free world.

  • @mdalauddinnahin5871
    @mdalauddinnahin5871 Год назад +2

    It seems that olga you are safe in Ukraine. Russian don't kill innocent peoples but Ukrainian soldiers. Am i right or wrong? say the truth.

  • @timelston4260
    @timelston4260 Год назад +1

    Хай живе Україна!

  • @rogersmith8480
    @rogersmith8480 Год назад +6

    Why would Ukrainain citizenship be valuable when Ukraine is falling to RUMBLE or RUINS?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I would think U.S. AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP IS the most VALUABLE in the world and STILL IS.

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +3

      I am not saying that Ukrainian citizenship is the most valuable in the world. But it has value, so that is why if someone wants to obtain it - he need to show some knowledge of language and country law.
      And don't take it in the way like US or EU citizens are the one who dream to get it.
      But we have Belarusians, for example... Armenias and other nationalities around, whose passports are not such powerful and they have legal reasons to obtain Ukrainian one.
      How average Belarusian citizen can get American citizenship, for example??? So you put them in one raw...

    • @amaromem1
      @amaromem1 Год назад +5

      If you have not understood the importance and value of Ukraine in the World then Ukrainian citizenship is not for you.

    • @rogersmith8480
      @rogersmith8480 Год назад +1

      @@amaromem1 AGREED👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁

    • @katitadeb
      @katitadeb Год назад +1

      Japanese is more valuable tho, their passport is the strongest in the world along with Singapore
      Ukraine's passport is fine as they can travel to Europe without a visa, so it's fine

  • @camdesouza1450
    @camdesouza1450 Год назад +2

    Ukraine is finished

    • @katitadeb
      @katitadeb Год назад +1

      Yeah, finishing Ruzzia in the battlefield

    • @wadimberezovsky1002
      @wadimberezovsky1002 Год назад

      ​@@katitadebyou already in Leopard? 😂

  • @kennethroth6757
    @kennethroth6757 Год назад

    They should do a citizenship by investment program

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +1

      We have permanent residence and after you can get citizenship

  • @ravindrakishor4123
    @ravindrakishor4123 Год назад +1

    Hi I am Indian.ulga harno video

  • @godofwar6099
    @godofwar6099 Год назад +4

    Ukraine 😕🤔😒where is Ukraine

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад

      Check the map))

    • @godofwar6099
      @godofwar6099 Год назад +2

      @@Olga_Reznikova USSR IS COMMING 😎👍 ⚡🌪️
      YOUR MODELING CARRIER IS GOING TO VANESHING 😎😂😂😂

    • @Ultra-Violet
      @Ultra-Violet Год назад

      ​@@godofwar6099 🥒

    • @godofwar6099
      @godofwar6099 Год назад +1

      @@Ultra-Violet 😂😂😂 keep it hope it will help when you people r out of male population 😂😂😂😂

  • @this.is.berlin
    @this.is.berlin Год назад +4

    Yeah, get the citizenship of this strange country and Wladimir Selenskij will send you directly to the frontline.

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +2

      Are there 40 millions on front lines?

    • @BlueBean34
      @BlueBean34 Год назад +2

      @@Olga_Reznikova No, but most men are at risk and they have no rights compared to women

    • @lightghost7524
      @lightghost7524 Год назад +1

      @@Olga_Reznikova Any man under 60 can be sent there.

  • @johnnyfive1412
    @johnnyfive1412 Год назад +7

    Does the history include.... President Zelenskyy Bans Opposition Parties in Ukraine ? Your comedian leader banned opposition parities and media. There is a word for such governments.

    • @LRD113
      @LRD113 Год назад +2

      Yea that Clown Zalinska

    • @1midnightfish
      @1midnightfish Год назад

      Hello trolls (you and the one who replied). Parties and politicians working for putin were suspended at the start of the full-scale invasion because they were collaborating with the genocidal invaders of Ukraine. There are Ukrainians who believe Zelensky should have banned them sooner, and should be harder on them now.
      The opposition consists of parties who believe it would be in the best interest of the country to implement different policies to those implemented by the ruling party at any given time. A person or party actively working towards the obliteration of the country they're in cannot be referred to as "opposition".

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад +3

      We have many opposition parties. Banned is only 1 party which was providing anti Ukrainian activities, among something like 40 other parties functioning

    • @kingofmambo
      @kingofmambo Год назад +3

      Johnny here are 10 roubles for you. Now move to ruzzia vatnik.

    • @johnnyfive1412
      @johnnyfive1412 Год назад +1

      ​@@Olga_Reznikova ---"The largest of the parties with links to Russia is the Opposition Platform for Life, which has 44 out of 450 seats in parliament.".... He banned a political party that represents 10% of the people. Who speaks for them now?

  • @LRD113
    @LRD113 Год назад

    Please why are you talking English when you are talking to people that most speak Ukrainian language??

    • @Ultra-Violet
      @Ultra-Violet Год назад +2

      She's not talking to people that mostly speak Ukrainian! Pay attention 😅

    • @LRD113
      @LRD113 Год назад +1

      @@Ultra-Violet Just kidding with her she got no humor , i mean it will probebly take a week or two to lrearn Ukraine and if that is the case no one will go to that shit scamming country and because the have slinsky as Clown does not change a corrupt country ask USA they are done with Ukraine 30-40% of all materials dsisepear and end up in africa and middle east ect

    • @wadimberezovsky1002
      @wadimberezovsky1002 Год назад

      All her life long she spoke Russian.
      1.5 years ago she started to speak Ukrainian dialect.
      Then she started speak English.
      That explains everything about UA country.

  • @azhermatlak4723
    @azhermatlak4723 Год назад +1

    I hope to marry a woman just like you.

  • @MRatzka75
    @MRatzka75 Год назад +2

    HAIL ZELENSKY

  • @antiputin4403
    @antiputin4403 Год назад +1

    I see great potential for digital nomads after the war. Ukraine, like other countries, should offer annual visas without many complications. You offer high speed internet and very tasty coffee and restaurant culture. Beside the landshape is very beautiful and nice cities.

    • @GaryAJMartin
      @GaryAJMartin Год назад

      I agree with all that. That was how it was. And to offer an annual visa like Georgia. Would encourage many.

  • @truthhurts5111
    @truthhurts5111 Год назад +1

    What if my son is half Ukrainian and was born in Ukraine but is currently a U.S. citizen? Can I apply for Ukrainian Citizenship?

    • @Olga_Reznikova
      @Olga_Reznikova  Год назад

      yes, but he will apply based on birth. It is different from acquiring citizenship.
      but anyway Ukraine does not accept dual citizenship, so he can not keep american though...