Can foreigners come to Ukraine now? Latest updates from Ukraine
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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I give you a hero of Ukraine 🇺🇦 medal! Gucci man Don
Can ❤❤❤i visit you in Ukraine, my beautiful ❤️❤️ ❤️ friend? because i love you Tanya.
Red Velvet !! 😂😂❤ That cake is a famous cake in my area of the US. I wonder were it is originally from.
Hello 👋🤗👋 my beautiful ❤️❤️❤️ friend Tanya. nice to meet you someday.
Hello selamat pagi apa kabar adek ku🙏🙏💞✈️💐💐🙏🙏
God Bless you!!! God Bless Ukraine!!!
The scenery of the village in Ukraine is so beautiful! It's sad to hear that there is a war going on,the war should stop.🙏🇮🇳❤
Got back from taking aid to Ukraine from UK yesterday. Small Qs at border, people great...in fact the nicest I ever met. Off again in two weeks. Food is the best, women beautiful...I love the place. Only downer is they drive like its a race😂
Maybe a moving target is harder to hit i support Ukraine 100% would love to visit and help but old age is creeping up on me
Hey brother can I contact you somehow!!
Yea,that’s about us 😂
I am heading to Ukraine in the spring, war or no war. I have scheduled time to volunteer with a group the is rebuilding houses in Kharkiv and Kherson Oblasts. So I am not just going as a tourist. From the US traveling to Warsaw by plane, then by train into Ukraine, is the easiest and cheapest route. Booking 5-7months out saves a lot of money on the plane tickets. My flights dropped from around 2k USD to travel in the next 3 months to 750 USD when I booked 7 months out. Personal Advice: Dont rush, enjoy your trip. No matter how much you are able to take in there is always something else you will learn about that you will want to see. So just plan on taking another trip to Ukraine, you will end up wanting to visit again anyway.
How do we join this volunteer group?
Would you stop in Kiev and put a fresh coat of paint on my house?
I’ll have to make some beaded stuff and send to you to take with and hand out!!
@@Smithsj82:
*Kyiv (Київ).
There are several bus lines operating from Warsaw into Ukraine.
In May 2023, I rode a FlixBus from Warsaw to Lviv, then went by train.
Crossing the border took less than an hour and a bus is quieter, has wifi, and is more comfortable than a train ride.
Yes, volunteers are welcomed and respected.
My neighbour is from Ukraina and she is in this moment in Kyiv. I am working twice a week as speakteacher specially for people from Ukraina. That's good, that you show us, how everything is looking like from the other side of the TV-News.👍
Via your videos, I learned that Ukraine is a beautiful country to visit. Love from India ❤
I love Ukraine from Bangladesh ❤
I love Bangladesh from Ukraine ❤️🇺🇦🇧🇩
I love Bangladesch from Germany 🇩🇪 🇺🇦🇧🇩 can you teach me some words in your language
It makes me happy to see some sort of normalcy in Ukraine nowadays even though there's fear and terror looming underneath. I was in Kyiv six years ago and I recognise several of the places in this video. Such a welcoming country and friendly people. I will certainly visit again. Slava Ukraini!
I was there last week, and vloged about it
I Love You Taya, keep safe there in Ukraine, God Bless you & your Family, Love from 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Ukraine still uses Soviet railroad gauge, so for a train to cross the border into Poland every truck under every wagon must be changed.
It would be better if Ukraine would upgrade certain lines to standard gauge to inter-operate with Europe.
It would also mean that russian trains could not operate in Ukraine.
When rebuilding, new railroads should be in the standard gauge further distancing Ukraine from Soviet legacies and better integrating it into Europe.
That's so true, but unfortunately USSR bring us to a lot of sucks as trains, culture and mind-set. Just recently in the past few year's ppl are starting realising that we cant rely on any of the governments or etc. We have to take to our hands and made it we are donating, fixing, rebuilding, fighting.
Thanks Taya , it’s really nice to see you ,
You weren’t showing up on my UA-cam lately so I decided to look you up , anyway interesting subject on traveling Ukraine 🇺🇦 😊💙💛 really enjoyed it hope all is well 😘
Thank you for your positive outlook and staying in touch with the world. Yes you are a great ambassador for your country. Your videos are well formatted and your beauty and pleasant personality are always pleasing to watch. Peace & Love to Ukraine❤️🌸💕
I have just been and come back. Currently in Poland before going home back to England. I am so glad I went. Wonderful place, wonderful people.
Did you just need your passport to get across the border into Ukraine? Planning on going to Ukraine myself soon.
Did you use the train or bus?
@@markdabbs6520 Bus getting in, train getting out. Advice: book ahead, get the train. All services book up fast.
Thank you for your information, Taya 💙💙💛💛
Dear Taya, it's such a fantastic country and people!🇺🇦✌ I've been in Ukraine iften ftom 2017 to 2020 - coaching start-ups. Some still work! Next time - I'd love to go and this time seriously learn Ukrainian! Surely in 2024. Would love to meet you then. Take care and go on with your vids!😊
Your tips a very helpful for planning!
American here. Kyiv is great right now. The big surprise is how good the food is here.
How are the bars and restaurants? Busy and full of life or dead?
@@rckptt0076 the bars are definitely hurt by the curfew. I look forward to seeing how the bars are once the war is over
@@dancoffey3552 How is tourism right now? Is a foreign tourist a rarity these days, or can you still see and hear quite a few tourist in the city center and tourist attractions? And what do you think of the overall safety situation at the moment? I'm planning to go to Lviv and Kyiv for 10 days this April. Not too worried myself, but my family is pushing me not to go. Thanks, stay safe and enjoy!
This girl is one of the secret hero of Ukraine.. keep it up Taya.. life must goes on
Fun fact. When I was younger and was going to courses after school I heard those sirens for the first time and got really anxious. I think they were just checking them but yea it wasn't pleasant.
Your explanation of what's what in the Ukraine and your travel tips are eye-opening and informative. Your videography is excellent too. Thank you. Andrew M. Nevada US.
Good for you Taya you speak English fluently
I entered Ukraine on a Schengen passport a couple of years before the war. Unbelievably easy to enter. Even easier to enter other western countries. Walk straight in no questions asked……..love it! Wow your video shows the exact same spot I bought my Hard Rock Cafe Chernobyl T shirt. Thanks for sharing such beautiful memories. 🥰
Always happy to see you again and happy , stay strong and catch your luck in the minute ❤ greeting from Bavaria Germany 🇩🇪 🇺🇦👍🍀
Ukrainian women are not with German men in Germany so cut the crap matey
Thanks Taya!! Stay safe! Slava Ukraini
Thanks for sharing the information if people decide to come visit Ukraine. Always enjoy your streams Taya from Ukraine:) .
Taya, u are the big ambassador of Ukraine! Making a very good work for your country! 👍
Glad you showed us some beautiful buildings and what it is like outside!.
I am English but live near Krakow and have made some Ukrainian friends, this was very interesting to see thank you Taya.
Love from Scotland. Slava Ukraini
Taya like I said before just keep doing what you do and your channel will grow. Great to see you.
Thank you very much for this video. Seriously. It has helped me to assess the realities of traveling to a war zone.
Love you Taya 🥰
Greetings from NL 🇳🇱 and BR 🇧🇷
Thanks for the update and keeping us informed- stay safe Taya! ❤ Best wishes from the UK,
Verdade
Admiration for your very strong personality.
From India
With Love.
Your videos show the true beauty of the Ukraine! Most of your videos get a lot of views! Congratulations! You speak good English, not everyone does
Oh my gosh, I hadn't seen an image of St. Andrews since I was there in '94. Still beautiful. I bought a small oil painting from a local artist in that same market area. It hangs in my office to this day. Although the painting is of St. Sophia, not St. Andrew.
Thank you for the wonderful tour Taya Wishing peace to your people and country.
i have be 2 weeks back Lviv and is great i had no problems
I'm just glad you're safe Taya. I hope to meet in person soon.
Hi Taya. I'm from Spain, near Barcelona. I like your channel. You are making a very good videos. I am interested in your maravellous country. I am following vídeos about your country since 2021. I desire then God bless you and your country. See you soon again. 💞
this video helped me a lot! thanks for doing this! I'll go there in august.
Nice ,informative video.i enjoyed touring your places & your foods.stay safe.more power❤
I visited Ukraine in July 2023 for 2 weeks and it was best trip ever. From Poland I needed only a passport. I confirm that passing a border is very problematic because it takes around 4 hours.
Nice to see you again as it's been a few years since I last saw your channel, stay safe our lovely Taya of Ukraine 🤟💞💞
I lived in Podil. I miss Pazata Hata, Loved it and will return soon
Hi Taya, you brave soul , your video makes me want to come back I left in December 2021 because I had a bad feeling 😳
Advising your bank you're going to Ukraine is good advice! Many people use Google Pay so set that up. Cards are mostly tap, but chip works too. Crossing the border was far less dramatic that I anticipated. Passport check by friendly soldiers, 1/2 hour later the train was on its way. I was somewhat disappointed they didn't ask for my invitation (from the hospital where I would be volunteering), which I heard was required. I thing having a passport from the US smoothed the way in alot of situations.
Uber is very cheap and you can pay cash. And that's good because Uber was the one app that wouldn't play nice with my American credit/debit card.
Except for humanitarian/medical missions we performed to Donbass, I felt very safe. This was especially true on the street in the cities of Kiev and Lviv. No sketchiness at all. People aren't messing around these days, and there's a midnight curfew. It sounds strange for people to hear, "except for the air raids, it's very safe" but it's true.
Kiev is just beautiful! The market and pathways Taya shows us are really beautiful and full of lovely Ukrainian people out enjoying the summer. I fell in love with the place and will be back in spring on another humanitarian mission.
- Taya... what were the names of those restaurants?
Kyiv.
I love Ukraine from the Philippines.
Good that my first and last ruzzian VISA, is in my old passport
Excellent video ,very informative but get in the shelter next time please. Slava Ukraine ❤
Dear Taya this is a very professional and useful explanation for us who want to visit your Country. Congratulations !!!
Am from Nagaland (North East India) and i really want to visit Ukraine
I love your vlogs and try to watch almost all videos❤
(i made this picture of myself in front of the mirror some time ago when i was more muscular with muscle control added to enhance the shape plus the effect of lense distortion). It is according to one of my son's shape.
Thats all i made besides natural artwork which i can't just show for the most part.
Hi Taya. This is a great presentation and I have learnt a lot about traveling to Ukraine except where to find you💕💕💕
Guys, I have lived in Russia, Serbia, Montenegro, Poland and I assure you that nowadays it is safer to walk through Kiev, than through Los Angeles or San Francisco... even than through London or Paris...
God bless you hun and ukraine can’t wait till the war is over makes me sick ❤️
Дякую тобі! Гарне відео. Ми будемо там до 1 вересня, щоб підтримати освіту у Львові, Україна.
Дідусь і бабуся моєї дружини з Одеси.
Слава Україні! Перемоги Україні!
I am from Indian Tibetan, i always pray for Ukrain and i hope the war is stop soon. Please take care.
Thanks for info beautiful!! I would love to go visiting there someday soon !!
MMMMM? those sirens? i wish you all the best! I love your work!
I have been to ukraine twice during the war. Both times, I arrived in Romania and made my way. The first time, I had no plan, took a train to the border, hitchhiked across the border to Moldova and then Reni, and I eventually made it to Odessa. The second time, I took a bus from Bucharest, it crossed at the Orlivka Ferry, which was a much better option. It is a long journey, but worth it if you have family or loved ones there.
I will pray for Ukraine
Love 💕 from Pakistan 🇵🇰
You are very honest one would have to visit Ukraine to have a meal in a restaurant because history and heritage is all under protection no tourism
It's so interesting you just showed the places that I visited in Ukraine back in 2018. The restaurant is great, has a nice dessert. The flea market is nice also.
Ive been there three times in the last year. Lviv, Kyiv, Odesa, Kharkiv, Izyum, Sloviansk (Russia). Everywhere, totally safe.
Don't be a silly boy 🤷
@@Ultra-Violet Kherson next month…..
@@davidwebb4904 Sloviansk is occupied, not Russian, you lost all the respect when you said that
@@stewartabelhe had already lost respect from the rubbish he comments elsewhere 🤷
@@stewartabel Sloviansk, is NOT occupied. Its a quiet, minor town in Donetsk Oblast, Russia. A half hour drive north of Bahkmut. Lots of military folk meandering around, nobody carrying any weapons at all. Looked a lot like extras on a film set, waiting for the director to shout action and perform their scene. #TrumanShow
Sorry to see that your summer vacation in the village is over.
Hi dear I'm watching you from Kenya Mombasa I love you ❤ and I pray for peace to Ukraine. And to win the war.
Abraços Moçambique
Joses
Thanks for the very informative video. I am hoping to visit Ukraine this spring (entering from Moldova)
Have a wonderful day!!
Once again, I learn that if I don't know a word in Ukrainian, it's better to try it in Danish than in English. Above the door to the library. I easily read "Bibliotek" as in Danish
speak Russian, they will knock you down
T hug Ann’s for sharing the information….Alex🇬🇷
The cakes you showed made my mouth water. It's sad seeing the library in front being empty
If I ever visit Ukraine, I will sure come & visit you myself, my lovely Taya.
Thank you Taya for your insights into current situation in Ukraine. I am very interested in visiting in the future. Maybe in the next year or two. In the meantime … Slava Ukraini, Heroyam Slava! 🇦🇺🇺🇦
I can confirm, it's quite easy to visit Ukraine. I am from Austria and I was in Ukraine last March because we had to go to a funeral. However, your insurance might not pay in case of accidents or emergencies because of visiting a country which is classified of high risk! Just be careful and take care!
Hi good evineng thanks to sharing this video GodBless yuo allways and yuors family ❤I love you so much
Thanks my frind Taya 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍
Thank you so much for a well presented video your information on this topic is valuable. I have just come back from a 2 week vacation in Krakow, Poland and I really wanted to visit Kyiv but I was unsure of the situation. I am so sad I didn’t visit. So now after watching your video I am now planning a 4 week holiday to Kyiv, thank you for this video, god bless you , take care, stay safe SLAVA UKRAINE 🇺🇦
May Almighty Allah returns peace back to Ukrainian land again and again and make them victory over enemy.
To one of my favorite Ukrainians, this was interesting and informative, though no plans to visit Ukraine.
Always sobering hearing AIR-RAID sirens going off in a _modern city in Europe!_ - Peace can never long last in proximity of RuZZia!
That church is architecturally-_beautiful!_
Be well. 🏵🌿
Interesting subject. Thank you Taya.
❤😊 Restaurants looks very good .
On time I will come Ukraine and see Ukrainian brave people also meet you❤ I love Ukraine 💪🇺🇦
Decency...a long-forgotten value here in the West... that would be a valid reason for a Westerner to experience in Ukraine... for younger visitors just a chance to experience a different culture under stress and how they cope with it, would be a valuable lesson, even for adrenaline junkies who just look for the ''experience'' [I've been there too] Ukraine has a lot to offer to anybody...
and for you Taya... don't let the air raids scare you... Viking in old Norse means ''raider'' [ and Rus, means rower ] so, think of the ancestors... only instead of rivers they come flying... the thought of Rurik and his Kyivan rowers [rus] will give you strength...
SLAVA UKRAINI...!
🔱🔰🔱🔰🔱🔰
Hello Taya. I will be departing the USA September 5 with the destination of Kyiv. Please watch for an email beginning with DMZ… Best of wishes!
"Mr. John Smith, have a good day." You'te always so funny.
My favorite color is pink , again a good outfit.
I’m a U.S. citizen and have spent most of 2023 in Ukraine. My preferred route is to fly through Istanbul and then to Chișinău, Moldova. From there I take a taxi to Odessa. I’ve crossed the border four times and each time the wait was about 30-45 minutes and Taya is correct in that I didn’t experience any problems. Most of my business is in Odessa but I took multiple trips to Nikolaev, Kiev and Dnipro.
As to whether or not it’s safe…I guess it’s “safe” until a missile happens to hit your building. One night at 03:00 a missile hit about 400 m from my apartment. One person died and for a couple hundred meters around the point of impact all the apartments had their windows blown out and power was interrupted for several days. Whether or not you consider that safe is a matter of personal risk assessment.
Most nights we have air raid sirens and from my apartment I can see the air defense systems shooting at drones. Other than that, though, life is weirdly normal and it’s actually a nice time to be in Ukraine.
Hello Taya, this is very good information to know before anyone decides to visit Ukraine. So good to see these kinds of videos, I'm going to Panera Bread or Starbucks for a snack, after seeing the delicious food you had. Stay Healthy and Safe Taya...JohnnyO
God bless Ukraine praye the world
Thanks for the advice! We need this type of info from you, I'm ready to visit Kyiv and the special girls 💋😍
Taya, I'm Italian and, as you said in your video, I had no problems at all to come in Ukraine - on July 13th - and not even to come back - on July 25th. As italian I was visa free - up to three months stay, if I well remember - and I was a bit worried about the need of a COVID assurance, so I subscribed it. But it was not needed. Very little problem, anyway, coz I paid my assurance just 10€.
The major issue has been at border control, from Polish officers and from Ukrainians too, so the transfer by bus from Krakow to Lviv - maybe something like 300 km - did last about 8 hours at Krakovets passage on a Flixbus - we did not need to go out from bus, but just a passport check -, while it was way longer during the return trip, at Shehyni passage, by Autolux bus - where we did need to go out of bus and to keep all our baggages -, and it was more than 12 hours long. About any other thing, i can just say that i felt way unsafe in Rabat in Morocco or in Egypt than i felt in Lviv, in Kyiv or in Chernihiv, car transfers inside Ukraine included. I loved this trip and i will be back as soon as possible to visit other cities. 🥰
P.S. Little update about money: i did change just 100€ in grivnas and i used them mostly for tips. My card was accepted almost everywhere, even in the little kiosks to buy a coffee or a fresh drink. Maybe it could be a bit different in the countryside.
Thanks for your experience!
Slava Ukrainia. My heart goes out to all y'all. Hi from Florida
Dear Taya, this is a very cool video. We all knew war is dangerous, but I hope tourists are not afraid of it. If they follow our advice they are quid safe (there is no 100% safety not in Ukraine but also not on any other place on the whole world.). I hope many people will come and visit Ukraine, because the people in Ukraine need some kind of normal /peace time life, the normal people/ the economy of Ukraine needs the money who tourists spend (for Restaurants, Hotels, Museums, souvenirs and so on.) Also, I believe people travel to Ukraine, or any other country, people will connect to the people of this country on a personal level.. And if you have friends in another nation, you can not be affected that easy by propaganda against this other nation., because you knew the normal people are friendly and have the same fears, goals and dreams.
I love ukraine, have visited many times. I am a US veteran. A person who voluntarily travels to a war zone is an idiot.
6:50 nice cheekbones Taya.
Many people worldwide would love to travel to see Ukraine after the war is over.
Oh my, such a beautiful country
Peace and Love to Ukraine and long life Ukrainian people.
Hope not
When you come by car you might need an insurance for Ukraine. Otherwise it's very uncomplicated and just takes a lot of time if you come with one.
Great.!
Thanks.!❤❤
I would add that curfew from 12pm to 5am in most regions, so it's forbidden to be out during this time, unless you need to move to shalter, or back. There are many hotels with shelters. And it's forbidden to take photos of military objects, or some other crutial infrastructure objects. Welcome to Ukraine!