Divorce and loosing your child’s rights causing you to loose your permanent is crazy. There’re many reasons people separate and the same reasons with the children as well. If in this case you’re working for ten years and paying taxes regularly and well integrated. You could just loose all for one reason.
ukraine should bring as many refugees back and focus on getting native birthrate above replacement. not make the country 20% arab and african in a decade. immoral. this law is shameful.
@@Olga_Reznikova average birthrate for ukrainians is far below. if the government brings in 5 million arabs and africans it will permanently make ukraine not ukrainian anymore
Revoking a permanent residence upon divorce is such a strange concept for me (I'm in the USA.) I don't think a single country in the Americas/Western Hemisphere has that feature (where a person only loses permanent residence when committing a serious crime.) But I guess that makes sense if the country has had to deal with marriage fraud. Very interesting perspective.
I just wish Ukraine doesn't get flooded by hordes from asia and africa like Sweden, France and England have. Ukrainians have fought too hard and bled too much to lose their country to leeches.
I am not sure about the last one, the reason for permanent residence. If I marry a girl and 18 months later we get divorced, but I established roots, bought apartment, car, live and work there but just the relationship ended, why should I loose permanent residence? I understand that it can be abused, but it can't be so simple.
Why would foreigners want to go, that’s what I don’t get. Except for humanitarian reasons. To get a woman? Fair. Sure doesn’t mean you need to stay there.
Its crazy that Ukraine does not have a path for pensioners from certain countries to live in Ukraine. Many would come for economic reasons or because the area they are from has changed radically from immigration. These EU folks are already heading to Poland and Hungary, Ukraine should consider this too. These older folks simply bring money, dont compete for jobs. They might drive up housing prices but this could be managed with either a limited number of visas or limits in other ways.
A women saying she is Ukrainian near Odesa said she needed money to buy an illegal passport for $560 USD. That is much more expensive than a US passport. It makes me think she is a scam artist. What are your thoughts
If a person lived in Ukraine for five years, before returning to his country because of the war, is the person eligible to apply for PRP, even though the person is not currently in Ukraine?
The last proposal seems like a trap for losing everything to your spouse. What laws protect foreigners from losing everything in Ukraine to a Ukrainian?
My TRP expired 9/22. I'm no longer in Ukraine but can I reaapply in the future and credit that former status to permanent residence after 2 more years with a renewed TRP?
@@rkan2 And in a couple years after that, we'll all have brain implants and communicate telepathically with no sound at all. The way aliens currently do.
But have you ever tried to use your smartphone to speak very good Ukrainian? 😯 It is a wonderful language but so difficult to learn properly, but they are very tolerant of foreigners making complete fools of themselves.
My perm residence was approved and ready to be picked up right before war started. so if we return to Ukraine and divorce i lose residency even though we have a 5 yo???? thats crazy to me
Thank you for that information. I will be contacting your company soon. I have a long time Ukranian GF, we will soon be married here in U.S. our two children have only US citizenship and would like them to get dual citizenship. Everyone including myself speak fluent english & ukranian. But we get confused trying to jump through hoops for the kids Ukranian citizenship. I know its possible, just confusing.
@@GaryAJMartin easy, get 3 citizenships. Not too long ago a politician was caught with a second passport and he defended himself in court by saying he didn't break the law because he has 3 citizenships.
@@dangermouse8466 lol I’ll rephrase and say, not allowed more than the one. Personally, I think if you can afford it, why not get as many as you can? This covid nightmare showed how few options you have if you only have one citizenship. If it’s one that acts more like a dictatorship during certain circumstances, too bad for you.
Hi Olga you looks pretty cute but could you send me the source from where u are getting the information about Future laws?will really appreciate Thanks.
@@blueeyes402 France's immigration policies, diversity and multiculturalism has really been been paying off in the last few weeks. I wonder how many billions in damages has been done so far?
@@theequalizersoul They need diversity, period. Years ago, I watched their Independence Day parade and only saw Blacks, Asians, and Hispanics when our (USA) military marched down.
@@Olga_Reznikovawhere did you get this stat? And how do you feel about it, as one of those who have not returned? And nor should you be expected to. It’s a country of birth. And so what? It’s just where you happened to be born.
For citizenship you need to live in Ukraine 5 years. If you get PR after 5 years, than you can apply right after that. If you get PR instantly or after 1 year living, you still need to live full 5 years to apply for citizenship
I believe that anyone born in America automatically receives American citizenship and is also expected to pay American taxes. Boris Johnson was born in America and so was officially an American citizen until he renounced his citizenship. Boris Johnson could have run for American president until he renounced his citizenship.
This is great 👍 News 🗞️ I am American I think 🤔 I would love to live in Ukraine. I'm 57 years old but I am not a fat lazy person. I work very hard 💪 most people in there 20s can't even do the same work I do. LoL
Hi Olga, I have a question for your next Q&A: Do you think most Ukrainians would agree to a negotiated peace settlement in which Ukraine would make some land concessions (in other words Ukraine will give up 10 percent of its land) ? Would it depend on the details of the agreement, or will Ukraine continue fighting for all of the original land borders of Ukraine? (Just for the record, I hate Putin and the war.)
Good question. Maybe they can give up this land in exchange for peace right now. Then they can give up some more when Putin rebuilds his military and invades again. He's very good at ignoring settlements and agreements. Do you think Ukrainians are stupid enough to get fooled by Russia again? I think that's the real question to ask them.
Remember what Big Z said? Take back every inch of land. I think it’s ridiculous, it’s only dirt. To me life is much more precious, but it is what it is. Soldiers tend to be cattle to be sacrificed at the powerful’s whims.
No! You take back everything. This is what the Ukrainians are fighting for. If land concessions are given then believe you me, the rest of Ukraine will be next as will Poland and probably Estonia and Latvia on the list too.
My question to you Olga is...Would prefer being a citizen of the Russian Federation or of any nation that gives you nationality? Ukraine after this conflict will not exist.All Russian areas will be part of the Russian Federation which is Odessa,Nikolaev,Kherson,Donetsk,Kharkov,Chernigov,Sumy,Lugansk,Dnipropetrovsk,Zaporozhye,Rog Krivoi,Kiev and Poltava.Poland will get its part,Romania and Hungary.Only a small part will remain and it will be demilitarized and neutral.
Hi i have Ukraine wife and child 4 years didn't give me resident why ? Also i buy house in Ukraine and i spoke good Ukraine language and I'm British citizen
What about migration for complete families that are looking to migrate. I think they should start a webpage WORK IN THE UKRAINE were foreigners with families can find jobs in companies willing to move them to the Country and provide the legal support to move there.
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Since you are spreading misinformation, I would like to discuss the established law with you, because apparently you are not good at reading! We are talking about changes to the Law on Immigration dated June 29, 2023 (Batkivshchyna Faction). The truth ✅ - Our deputies introduced and improved the procedure for obtaining an immigration permit. This amendment emphasizes measures to combat fictitious marriages (interview, joint financial life, etc.). The truth ✅ Everyone who lives in Ukraine with a temporary residence permit will now be able to get an immigration permit (the main basis for the PPP) - False ❌ If the Immigration Permit has already been issued and the case was closed, the DMS cannot cancel it EVEN IF THE MARRIAGE BROKE UP. The immigration permit will be canceled only if the marriage has been determined to be invalid according to the court's decision. Divorced marriage does NOT mean that the marriage is invalid. We already have laws regulating invalid marriages (it concerns the transfer of property) - False ❌ A person does not waste parental rights if the marriage breaks up, it does not matter if the person is from Mars or from Kyiv. If the marriage is determined to be invalid due to doubts about its veracity, parental rights will be lost, but how can the marriage be fictitious if there are joint children?? I myself was shocked that I decided to read the law. An immigration permit is almost never revoked, let alone just like that. (The exception is when the court established that the marriage was fictitious). It is very difficult to cancel the Immigration Permit. Do not misinform!
If a person lived in Ukraine for five years, before returning to his country because of the war, is the person eligible to apply for PRP, even though the person is not currently in Ukraine?
@@winjames5054 No because the law just recently came into effect. Ukraine also has a law (зворотна дія закону в часі) of time so in theory the time for the 5 years starts from October 20, the day the law goes into effect. It doesn’t matter if you have been living 5 years or 30 years if you are here with the company you cannot apply. Wait 5 years and try applying.
Why wait for 2 years to be married? Did you mean marry and wait for 2 years to apply for a PR? And what if the foreigner father maintains relationship with his child after the divorce? Will his PR be revoked? Thanks Olga. Pete :”)
❤❤ This year I am intending to buy a property in the Ukraine Which will help me get a permanent residency After 2 years And also setting up A small holiday business I have a solicitor in Control of these things But also we'll get a contract together if I meet somebody And get married Will have a marriage contract Draw up buy a Solicitor To protect myself and my interests And also this will help to get permanent residency I have looked at all the facilities In the area of where I wish to live To look at what is available And also you know and I know to learn a language takes A lot of time and People done always pick it up easy But also the Ukraine is always looked upon now as a wall zone Which will take a lot of convincing people to come to the Ukraine And also the government has to be more lenient Unfortunately in the uk uk England Immigration is out of control And create in so many problems you have no idea We could end up looking like France This is why I wish to move to the Ukraine ❤❤❤❤ 🎉
Indeed. But when are people sensible? And they certainly might. If driving out every single Russian from all the original land is ‘what is considered won’.
Complicated to get residence,sorry this is full of stupidity,on the other hand must encourage people to get residence,Why close door. People no worry will shift to another country
Before the war 5 millions ukrainiens left Ukraina because they were poor, the salaries were extremely law and many more were trying hard to get out of the country. This war has been a wonderful opportunity for million of ukrainiens to leave Ukraina and settle down i European countries and get a good life!
to have a good life in European country - you need to work hard to learn local language, to get local education and experience and work really hard to get good paid job, so you can afford living. It is possible, but for sure not for everyone. That is why out of 11 millions who left Ukraine in the beginning, 8 millions returned back.
Ironic isn’t it, that Ukrainian people anted to leave because of the poverty, and foreigners want to be there because of the poverty. (To take advantage of it.)
There's nothing like family. Yes, a lot of Ukrainians will live abroad and not return and likely a lot of men will join them after the war because who will want to hang around with the threat of higher taxes (to pay for war and rebuilding of the country). However, family to a lot of Ukrainians is everything. Those Ukrainians will return. Also Olga is right. Ukrainians who will now live abroad won't have the same rights as locals. For example, we are right now in Poland and the government, for no reason at all, decided that my 1 year old child can no longer have child benefit. People in government are truly disgusting pricks of people.
@@Olga_Reznikova giving citizenship to many arabs and africans ruins the country. ukraine should be primarily for ethnic ukrainians, not low wage workers from africa and arab countries. they will not regard themselves as ukrainians, they will not love ukraine.
Yes, don't you think Ukraine is winning? Russia was going to take over Ukraine in 3 days and stuck for more than a year already with no clear idea what they need to do now.
Many people are. I’ve heard of people wanting to buy land right now. Even though it is hardly cheap as it is, and Ukrainian property doesn’t particularly appreciate.
Is there any way to acquire dual citizenship in Ukraine similar to the situation between different EU countries? Dual citizenship would make live for Binational families much easier I think. Being able to tell people in their language that you are their compatriot can be a very powerful dooropener. In most EU countries you have to pass at least an A1 language proficiency exam. ( The required language proficiency certificate is country specific.) BTW, I think it is a good idea to share the same citizenships with your husband or your wife. It's in my personal eyes a strong commitment to speak each others language not only between binationals themselves but also to both motherlands.
From my understanding dual citizenship is illegal in Ukraine. They might be looking at changing this so I hear. However, there's nothing to say you can't have 3 or more citizenships. If memory serves correct, one politician was arrested at one of the ports in Ukraine a few years ago. They arrested him because they found a second passport. They took him to court and the court dismissed the case because he has 3 citizenships.
@@dangermouse8466 Ukrainians will have to decide, if they want to become EU citizens in the near future. If Ukraine becomes a member of the European Union, they will have to change their citizenship law.
@@GaryAJMartin crazy is in the eye of the beholder. for most crazy is normal.....my cousin jessica however....crazy is stupid as hell. its the same as insane
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Well, everyone assumes there will be investment. I think probably so, as long as they do what black rock and their other foreign masters tell them to do.
Abandoned Ukrainian soldier found by Russian forces tells his story. He was mobilized and forced to go to war. This is the state of the Ukrainian Army. They have run out of troops and are sacrificing civilians to the frontline. Link below
Happens on both sides. Have you not seen the videos of them being dragged away? As I said before, cattle. But that is the same in any country. Comply or else. Remember something called covid?
You must mean the Russian army. In any case, the Ukrainians know what they're fighting for. The Russian people have been lied to about the reasons for the invasion.
@@dangermouse8466 I don’t agree with forced conscription. Or mandatory military service. No matter the circumstances. People should be free to choose. Just because we are born on a particular patch of dirt, should not mean said patch of dirt owns our lives. Sadly, too often this is not the case, with some countries worse than others. Ukraine had a more relaxed attitude to covid restrictions than many, but they are making up with it during this conflict with Russia.
@@GaryAJMartin I disagree. You must defend your motherland. And if you don't wish to then don't live there in that country. Don't take the benefits from a country where soldiers gave their lives for your freedom.
Divorce and loosing your child’s rights causing you to loose your permanent is crazy.
There’re many reasons people separate and the same reasons with the children as well.
If in this case you’re working for ten years and paying taxes regularly and well integrated.
You could just loose all for one reason.
That is Ukrainian logic, tells you a lot about how they got where they are now.
Don't be a SIMP, and don't fall for this SCAM. Wake up, people!
I totally agree with you
Imma simp for Olga 😂
Too many simps around unfortunately
@@Calmosus There's an old saying....."A simp and his money will soon go their separate ways."
@@michaelbrinks8089
But in Ukraine where men are getting mobilized all the time " a simp and his limbs go separate ways if he is still alive "
ukraine should bring as many refugees back and focus on getting native birthrate above replacement. not make the country 20% arab and african in a decade. immoral. this law is shameful.
I am out of Ukraine since war and it wasn't a problem to born one more kid😅
@@Olga_Reznikova average birthrate for ukrainians is far below. if the government brings in 5 million arabs and africans it will permanently make ukraine not ukrainian anymore
Revoking a permanent residence upon divorce is such a strange concept for me (I'm in the USA.) I don't think a single country in the Americas/Western Hemisphere has that feature (where a person only loses permanent residence when committing a serious crime.)
But I guess that makes sense if the country has had to deal with marriage fraud.
Very interesting perspective.
I just wish Ukraine doesn't get flooded by hordes from asia and africa like Sweden, France and England have. Ukrainians have fought too hard and bled too much to lose their country to leeches.
Thank you Olga.
0:07 "It's already clear that when Ukraine win the war..." That didn't age well.
The moral here is:
Spoil your Ukrainian wife so you keep your permanent residency forever 😊
..and then get cuckolded.
Oh yeah. My dream in life…permanent residency is Ukraine.
Ukrainian residency means that you're eligible for mobilization
Not a good motivation
Ukraine must pay foreigners to persuade them to be in Ukraine 😀
Many would rather live there then their own counties ruined by “enrichment” in Western Europe
I am not sure about the last one, the reason for permanent residence. If I marry a girl and 18 months later we get divorced, but I established roots, bought apartment, car, live and work there but just the relationship ended, why should I loose permanent residence? I understand that it can be abused, but it can't be so simple.
Perfect marriage. Where you don't speak each others language...
😂
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that does sound interesting yes.
Oh but you will learn a lot of bad words in a foreign language.
It seems rules got sticker rather than encouraging foreigners to come to Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦
How?
Why would foreigners want to go, that’s what I don’t get.
Except for humanitarian reasons.
To get a woman? Fair. Sure doesn’t mean you need to stay there.
Its crazy that Ukraine does not have a path for pensioners from certain countries to live in Ukraine.
Many would come for economic reasons or because the area they are from has changed radically from immigration. These EU folks are already heading to Poland and Hungary, Ukraine should consider this too.
These older folks simply bring money, dont compete for jobs. They might drive up housing prices but this could be managed with either a limited number of visas or limits in other ways.
Yes, maybe something will change in our immigration policy later.
Those are great news! I've had four years of temporary residence already, so just one more to go until I can go permanent 😃
What about staying in Ukraine as a student with a temporary residency and already spent more than 5 years ! Can I apply for the permanent residence?
Not yet
When are these changes coming in ? where can we read about it ?
Soon
@@Olga_Reznikova does the law work in backwards, like if u get divorced some years ago, will you still loose permenant residency?
@@Olga_ReznikovaHello, so if 2 foreigners are married and both have PR, if they divorce in the future will their PR be cancelled??
Volunteers interested in help rebuild Ukraine will receive residence opportunities?
it is not just volunteers but also paid workers
A women saying she is Ukrainian near Odesa said she needed money to buy an illegal passport for $560 USD. That is much more expensive than a US passport. It makes me think she is a scam artist. What are your thoughts
Flaming scam.
Could you update this video. You mentioned about retiring in Ukraine from the USA
If a person lived in Ukraine for five years, before returning to his country because of the war, is the person eligible to apply for PRP, even though the person is not currently in Ukraine?
Very, very interesting indeed.
The last proposal seems like a trap for losing everything to your spouse. What laws protect foreigners from losing everything in Ukraine to a Ukrainian?
That is why this lady left our country and unlikely will
Return.. such people like own country from distance
I can see my comment about trolls didn't make it through the filter process, but you are way too nice and polite in your responses.
Thanks for your help
My TRP expired 9/22. I'm no longer in Ukraine but can I reaapply in the future and credit that former status to permanent residence after 2 more years with a renewed TRP?
Good channel thank you
Everyone speaks common language with Google Translate. When my Ukrainian friends visit me, their smartphones speak very good Italian. 😂😂
😂😂😂
And in couple years it will be seamless with an AI avatar of yourself talking back in realtime!
@@rkan2 And in a couple years after that, we'll all have brain implants and communicate telepathically with no sound at all. The way aliens currently do.
But have you ever tried to use your smartphone to speak very good Ukrainian? 😯
It is a wonderful language but so difficult to learn properly, but they are very tolerant of foreigners making complete fools of themselves.
I'm Interested to go in Ukraine ♥️
My perm residence was approved and ready to be picked up right before war started. so if we return to Ukraine and divorce i lose residency even though we have a 5 yo???? thats crazy to me
Thank you for that information. I will be contacting your company soon. I have a long time Ukranian GF, we will soon be married here in U.S. our two children have only US citizenship and would like them to get dual citizenship. Everyone including myself speak fluent english & ukranian. But we get confused trying to jump through hoops for the kids Ukranian citizenship. I know its possible, just confusing.
Yes, it is not legal, but at the same time because of confusion in the law it is possible.
@@Olga_Reznikovalaws should not be ‘confused’.
But are you saying dual citizenship with Ukrainian and another is possible?
@@MARKSOULHUNTER how? Currently dual citizenship is not allowed.
@@GaryAJMartin easy, get 3 citizenships. Not too long ago a politician was caught with a second passport and he defended himself in court by saying he didn't break the law because he has 3 citizenships.
@@dangermouse8466 lol I’ll rephrase and say, not allowed more than the one.
Personally, I think if you can afford it, why not get as many as you can?
This covid nightmare showed how few options you have if you only have one citizenship. If it’s one that acts more like a dictatorship during certain circumstances, too bad for you.
Hi Olga you looks pretty cute but could you send me the source from where u are getting the information about Future laws?will really appreciate Thanks.
Yes bring more ethnic groups with different cultures to Ukraine for diversity sake. I’m sure there won’t be any conflict as a result of that…
that's exactly what's happening... and there's no stopping it without the bayonet.
@@blueeyes402 France's immigration policies, diversity and multiculturalism has really been been paying off in the last few weeks. I wonder how many billions in damages has been done so far?
Ukraine needs more inmigrants from Africa and the Middle East, look at the wonders it has brought to the host countries.
@@michaelbrinks8089 So, are you saying diversity is no good? Ukraine asked for help, and people of every race went to help.
@@theequalizersoul They need diversity, period. Years ago, I watched their Independence Day parade and only saw Blacks, Asians, and Hispanics when our (USA) military marched down.
Ukraine needs new young men.. Bcoz lossing of men, surpluss women😢😢😢😢
These women are already living abroad and aren't interested in returning to Ukraina finally they got the chance to leave Ukraina!
so why 8 millions of women returned from abroad since war?
@@Olga_Reznikovawhere did you get this stat?
And how do you feel about it, as one of those who have not returned? And nor should you be expected to.
It’s a country of birth. And so what? It’s just where you happened to be born.
Looks like an American headline. Except more ludicrous.
And how long do you need to be a permanent resident to get citizenship?
For citizenship you need to live in Ukraine 5 years. If you get PR after 5 years, than you can apply right after that.
If you get PR instantly or after 1 year living, you still need to live full 5 years to apply for citizenship
I Am IVAN HICKS 887 We Have the SAME NAME ????
€1 Citizenship should be made available to the People to Settle and rebuild Ukraine and a €225 Marriage plans should be introduced
I believe that anyone born in America automatically receives American citizenship and is also expected to pay American taxes. Boris Johnson was born in America and so was officially an American citizen until he renounced his citizenship. Boris Johnson could have run for American president until he renounced his citizenship.
In USA - yes. But not anywhere in Europe.
He would have to have resided in the US for 14 years to run for President, as required by the Constitution.
This is great 👍 News 🗞️ I am American I think 🤔 I would love to live in Ukraine. I'm 57 years old but I am not a fat lazy person. I work very hard 💪 most people in there 20s can't even do the same work I do. LoL
Only Asian and African will come
Nice optimism ....no chance in reality
Hi Olga, I have a question for your next Q&A: Do you think most Ukrainians would agree to a negotiated peace settlement in which Ukraine would make some land concessions (in other words Ukraine will give up 10 percent of its land) ? Would it depend on the details of the agreement, or will Ukraine continue fighting for all of the original land borders of Ukraine? (Just for the record, I hate Putin and the war.)
Good question. Maybe they can give up this land in exchange for peace right now. Then they can give up some more when Putin rebuilds his military and invades again.
He's very good at ignoring settlements and agreements. Do you think Ukrainians are stupid enough to get fooled by Russia again? I think that's the real question to ask them.
If you let the Russians keep a foothold in the country, they will be back for the rest eventually. Study history.
Remember what Big Z said? Take back every inch of land.
I think it’s ridiculous, it’s only dirt. To me life is much more precious, but it is what it is. Soldiers tend to be cattle to be sacrificed at the powerful’s whims.
No! You take back everything. This is what the Ukrainians are fighting for. If land concessions are given then believe you me, the rest of Ukraine will be next as will Poland and probably Estonia and Latvia on the list too.
@@onemustlivefree, I asked her what she thought the opinions of most Ukrainians are .
It looks like the EU is going to cuckold before Ukraine joins it ,the U.K has already out,now look at France,if that is what you want 😂😂😂
Nowhere in the world do they kick you out of the country after the divorce. But the law makes sense.
If you get right to stay only because of marriage? They do
Only in Belarus :)
Great vlog Olga!! hope you had a very nice birthday!!
thank you!
Worse than American divorce .
I see a lot of scams coming. Marry, take their money, divorce, kick them out of the country. Wash, rinse, repeat. Don’t fall for this….
Yes! The dream passport, Ukraine. Sure!
5 years is too long, in Australia its 2 years, same in Canada, I think to obtain Citizenship
In USA, In Europe it is 5 years at least.
@@Olga_ReznikovaWrong. It depends on the country.
And never heard of golden visa programs?
My question to you Olga is...Would prefer being a citizen of the Russian Federation or of any nation that gives you nationality? Ukraine after this conflict will not exist.All Russian areas will be part of the Russian Federation which is Odessa,Nikolaev,Kherson,Donetsk,Kharkov,Chernigov,Sumy,Lugansk,Dnipropetrovsk,Zaporozhye,Rog Krivoi,Kiev and Poltava.Poland will get its part,Romania and Hungary.Only a small part will remain and it will be demilitarized and neutral.
Hi i have Ukraine wife and child 4 years didn't give me resident why ? Also i buy house in Ukraine and i spoke good Ukraine language and I'm British citizen
What about migration for complete families that are looking to migrate. I think they should start a webpage WORK IN THE UKRAINE were foreigners with families can find jobs in companies willing to move them to the Country and provide the legal support to move there.
Why don't you do a retirement visa with access to residency
which countries in Europe has retirement visa?
@@Olga_Reznikova Portugal Spain Malta Austria Italy and other's
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Since you are spreading misinformation, I would like to discuss the established law with you, because apparently you are not good at reading!
We are talking about changes to the Law on Immigration dated June 29, 2023 (Batkivshchyna Faction).
The truth ✅
- Our deputies introduced and improved the procedure for obtaining an immigration permit. This amendment emphasizes measures to combat fictitious marriages (interview, joint financial life, etc.).
The truth ✅
Everyone who lives in Ukraine with a temporary residence permit will now be able to get an immigration permit (the main basis for the PPP)
- False ❌
If the Immigration Permit has already been issued and the case was closed, the DMS cannot cancel it EVEN IF THE MARRIAGE BROKE UP. The immigration permit will be canceled only if the marriage has been determined to be invalid according to the court's decision. Divorced marriage does NOT mean that the marriage is invalid. We already have laws regulating invalid marriages (it concerns the transfer of property)
- False ❌
A person does not waste parental rights if the marriage breaks up, it does not matter if the person is from Mars or from Kyiv. If the marriage is determined to be invalid due to doubts about its veracity, parental rights will be lost, but how can the marriage be fictitious if there are joint children??
I myself was shocked that I decided to read the law. An immigration permit is almost never revoked, let alone just like that. (The exception is when the court established that the marriage was fictitious). It is very difficult to cancel the Immigration Permit.
Do not misinform!
If a person lived in Ukraine for five years, before returning to his country because of the war, is the person eligible to apply for PRP, even though the person is not currently in Ukraine?
@@winjames5054
No because the law just recently came into effect. Ukraine also has a law (зворотна дія закону в часі) of time so in theory the time for the 5 years starts from October 20, the day the law goes into effect. It doesn’t matter if you have been living 5 years or 30 years if you are here with the company you cannot apply. Wait 5 years and try applying.
@@arotaruus3253 Can students apply?
@@winjames5054 no
@@arotaruus3253 Students after studying for 5 years can’t apply.
Hey I have questions if u have residence permit for 10 years u can enter to Europe?
These changes *aren't* great. They're pretty lousy, generally speaking. Especially for the foreign man who marries a Ukrainian woman.
Why? If he is married, nobody will take residence from him.
If he is not married, than what is the reason for him to stay?
Good information
If I marry the Ukranian girl outside of Ukrane, can I get PR ?
Yes
So wait, let me this straight. If I was to marry a beautiful Ukrainian lady. I would have to revoke my USA citizenship????
No, it has no relation to it
@@Olga_Reznikova Well in that case. I will visit once the war is over.
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Olga ❤
Why wait for 2 years to be married? Did you mean marry and wait for 2 years to apply for a PR?
And what if the foreigner father maintains relationship with his child after the divorce? Will his PR be revoked? Thanks Olga.
Pete :”)
PR is revoked because of divorce if you get it because of marriage.
If you get it because of child, it can be revoked if parent rights are taken away
❤❤ This year I am intending to buy a property in the Ukraine Which will help me get a permanent residency After 2 years And also setting up A small holiday business I have a solicitor in Control of these things But also we'll get a contract together if I meet somebody And get married Will have a marriage contract Draw up buy a Solicitor To protect myself and my interests And also this will help to get permanent residency I have looked at all the facilities In the area of where I wish to live To look at what is available And also you know and I know to learn a language takes A lot of time and People done always pick it up easy But also the Ukraine is always looked upon now as a wall zone Which will take a lot of convincing people to come to the Ukraine And also the government has to be more lenient Unfortunately in the uk uk England Immigration is out of control And create in so many problems you have no idea We could end up looking like France This is why I wish to move to the Ukraine ❤❤❤❤ 🎉
Don't blame you mate, just hope the EU don't get there hands on Ukraine, Kiev will look like downtown Mogadishu in no time at all...
we say Ukraine not "the Ukraine" !!!
A sensible person would not come to Ukraine and you might lose the war also
Well, the one who don't want to come - let them not come))Nobody grabbing people by force to Ukraine.
Indeed. But when are people sensible?
And they certainly might. If driving out every single Russian from all the original land is ‘what is considered won’.
@@Olga_Reznikova i meant Ukraine is not in a position to put conditions on visitors
Complicated to get residence,sorry this is full of stupidity,on the other hand must encourage people to get residence,Why close door.
People no worry will shift to another country
Where did you find complication exactly?🤔
A country that isn’t at war and a corruption mess? Now why would people do that?🙄
07/14/2023 Hi Olga, I Love You.
Does you company provide ladies for Marriage? :D
Now that’s something I can agree with. Ukrainians ladies are top notch. 👍
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I have millions of dollars and never married
Wow, incredible amount of TerroRuzzian trolls and bots... They really don't like this channel
Before the war 5 millions ukrainiens left Ukraina because they were poor, the salaries were extremely law and many more were trying hard to get out of the country. This war has been a wonderful opportunity for million of ukrainiens to leave Ukraina and settle down i European countries and get a good life!
to have a good life in European country - you need to work hard to learn local language, to get local education and experience and work really hard to get good paid job, so you can afford living. It is possible, but for sure not for everyone.
That is why out of 11 millions who left Ukraine in the beginning, 8 millions returned back.
@@Olga_Reznikovaso what are you saying? They don’t want to work and make effort? So easier just to go back?
Ironic isn’t it, that Ukrainian people anted to leave because of the poverty, and foreigners want to be there because of the poverty. (To take advantage of it.)
YES 🖐️ maybe people left because of money 🤑 but time's are a changing but I still think 🤔 Ukraine is a beautiful place with beautiful people. Peace 🙏
There's nothing like family. Yes, a lot of Ukrainians will live abroad and not return and likely a lot of men will join them after the war because who will want to hang around with the threat of higher taxes (to pay for war and rebuilding of the country). However, family to a lot of Ukrainians is everything. Those Ukrainians will return. Also Olga is right. Ukrainians who will now live abroad won't have the same rights as locals. For example, we are right now in Poland and the government, for no reason at all, decided that my 1 year old child can no longer have child benefit. People in government are truly disgusting pricks of people.
Hi how are you you're looking beautiful
Don’t make the same mistakes as france
which?
@@Olga_ReznikovaI wound say he is talking about encouraging mass immigration.
@@Olga_Reznikova giving citizenship to many arabs and africans ruins the country. ukraine should be primarily for ethnic ukrainians, not low wage workers from africa and arab countries. they will not regard themselves as ukrainians, they will not love ukraine.
Thanks for the run down. Duzhe dyakuyu.
What you think of the war are u winning Ukraine back. Tell me fighting is good
Yes, don't you think Ukraine is winning? Russia was going to take over Ukraine in 3 days and stuck for more than a year already with no clear idea what they need to do now.
Hi I wanted to come ukraine
What criminal activity are you doing today sweetheart ❤/ love you Leon
No more than you 👍🏻
Hey come on dude . Be cool
Raiding your bank account.😉
@@GaryAJMartin Did she raid yours ?
@@alexs3447 lol no. The letter writing sites got there first.
Are you out of your mind ? ! ...who want´s to be in the Ukraine right now ! ?
I didn't say about right now. I am talking about future changes
Many people are.
I’ve heard of people wanting to buy land right now.
Even though it is hardly cheap as it is, and Ukrainian property doesn’t particularly appreciate.
Is there any way to acquire dual citizenship in Ukraine similar to the situation between different EU countries?
Dual citizenship would make live for Binational families much easier I think.
Being able to tell people in their language that you are their compatriot can be a very powerful dooropener.
In most EU countries you have to pass at least an A1 language proficiency exam. ( The required language proficiency certificate is country specific.)
BTW, I think it is a good idea to share the same citizenships with your husband or your wife.
It's in my personal eyes a strong commitment to speak each others language not only between binationals themselves but also to both motherlands.
From my understanding dual citizenship is illegal in Ukraine. They might be looking at changing this so I hear. However, there's nothing to say you can't have 3 or more citizenships. If memory serves correct, one politician was arrested at one of the ports in Ukraine a few years ago. They arrested him because they found a second passport. They took him to court and the court dismissed the case because he has 3 citizenships.
@@dangermouse8466 Ukrainians will have to decide, if they want to become EU citizens in the near future. If Ukraine becomes a member of the European Union, they will have to change their citizenship law.
By the time Russia gets done, there will be nothing left.
russians retreat every day 👍🏻
Except all the Russians who died for one man's ego.
Russia won the war already and ukrainien women have lost hundred of thousands of their men fighting for the usa
That can not be known. Just as Ukraine victory can not be known.
Both sides are grinding on. So clearly NO real advantage for either side.
There will be hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian widows after the war so this is definitely a real thing
There will be more in russia if you're interested 🤷
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Sure. Widow shopping. Real classy.
moving to ukraine is on my list of goals.
I got some oceanfront property in Belarus I'd like to sell you.
Well, I guess we are all crazy in some way.🤪
@@GaryAJMartin crazy is in the eye of the beholder. for most crazy is normal.....my cousin jessica however....crazy is stupid as hell. its the same as insane
@@ss4kronos33 well, the person themself won’t see it. We all think we are sane and rational.🙂
@@GaryAJMartin good thing i dont think i am sane or rational let alone insane or irrational
How is Odessa temperature wise? I have to be by water
I Am IVAN HICKS887 We Have the SAME NAME ????
Hlo I am from Pakistan I am coming Ukraine u help me ?
Good morning, beautiful!
Hello Olga. I sent you a WhatsUp message. I hope you can answer.
Who will go there to the war zone?
Try breathing and think before you open your mouth…..❤
Exactly. It's a propaganda (scam?) video. She should have a script ready before starting recording.
more easier to back Ukranie to die. by fighting Russian.
Yeah I am sure there is a lots of lonely Men but if you paying for it you want a nice girl ❤❤❤❤ and you have 2 kids
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Hello beauty..how old are you now?
Hello my beautiful lady ❤ nice to see you again. I hope you’re kids and husband is ok. Don Los Angeles California
Im curious, on what grounds will Ukraine win the war?
On the ground in Ukraine.
Depends how u define ukranine win the war. Lol
I want to 👰 XXL.....
Hello Olga. Invite the Europeans. Christian! White people! Good luck Ukraine peoples. Have a beautiful day. Bye. Rudi.
Act 11:26 , and taught much people. And the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch.
Act 13:1 Now there were in the church that was at Antioch certain prophets and teachers; as Barnabas, and Simeon that was called Niger,👈🏾🤣🤣
Niger
neeg'-er
Of Latin origin; black; Niger, a Christian: - Niger.💯✊🏾
But both Ukraine and Russia keep recruiting Black African and Middle Eastern to Volunteers in their war for some reason
Well, Ukrainian girls love the blacks apparently. So why not?
No one wants to go ukraine
NO NATO no investment and Ukraine is like Cuba or some Africa country 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Well, everyone assumes there will be investment.
I think probably so, as long as they do what black rock and their other foreign masters tell them to do.
Abandoned Ukrainian soldier found by Russian forces tells his story. He was mobilized and forced to go to war. This is the state of the Ukrainian Army. They have run out of troops and are sacrificing civilians to the frontline. Link below
Happens on both sides.
Have you not seen the videos of them being dragged away? As I said before, cattle. But that is the same in any country. Comply or else.
Remember something called covid?
You must mean the Russian army. In any case, the Ukrainians know what they're fighting for. The Russian people have been lied to about the reasons for the invasion.
@@GaryAJMartin You're absolutely right.
@@dangermouse8466 I don’t agree with forced conscription. Or mandatory military service.
No matter the circumstances.
People should be free to choose.
Just because we are born on a particular patch of dirt, should not mean said patch of dirt owns our lives.
Sadly, too often this is not the case, with some countries worse than others.
Ukraine had a more relaxed attitude to covid restrictions than many, but they are making up with it during this conflict with Russia.
@@GaryAJMartin I disagree. You must defend your motherland. And if you don't wish to then don't live there in that country. Don't take the benefits from a country where soldiers gave their lives for your freedom.