Type D visa to Ukraine on the basis of education in Ukrainian universities by electronic invitation

A range of services for legal support of the procedure for obtaining a D-13 visa to Ukraine. Content of services:

Terminology:

- A type D visa is a permit required to enter the territory of Ukraine to receive documents for temporary or permanent residence in Ukraine, and is issued in the form of a visa label that is pasted into the passport page of a foreigner or stateless person.

- D-13 visa is a visa code that indicates the basis for study (internship). Applicants for a D-13 visa can be foreigners and stateless persons who want to obtain a relevant degree of higher education, postgraduate education, study at a postgraduate, doctoral, clinical residency, medical residency, preparatory faculty, department, under academic mobility programs and/or studying the state language and/or language of instruction in higher education institutions, and plan to apply to the Migration Service of Ukraine after entering Ukraine to submit the relevant documents in order to obtain a temporary residence permit.

- Legal support of the procedure for obtaining a long-term visa to Ukraine by a foreigner or stateless person on the basis of studying in Ukrainian higher education institutions includes legal advice, preparation of necessary documents and organization of legal processes at all stages of obtaining a visa to Ukraine, and support of the procedure for entering Ukraine. Legal assistance, depending on the individual characteristics of each case, may include a consultation and an organizational and procedural component.

The consultation may cover the following issues:

- the procedure for obtaining an invitation from higher education institutions for a foreigner to study in Ukraine;
- the procedure for obtaining a long-term student visa to Ukraine;
- the list of documents required to obtain a D 13 visa to Ukraine;
- procedure for making an appointment at a visa center, consulate/embassy;
- the procedure for submitting a visa application form and documents for obtaining a visa;
- how many days the application for a visa is considered;
- when you need to provide your passport for visa affixing;
- what to check in the visa label;
- when you can enter Ukraine;
- what documents you need to prepare for obtaining an entry permit to Ukraine when crossing the border;
- what questions should you know the answers to when obtaining a visa and crossing the border;
- what grounds, actions or words of a foreigner may be the basis for a decision of the Border Guard Service to ban entry to Ukraine, even if you have a visa to Ukraine to study in Ukraine;
- what is important to know while staying in Ukraine to avoid being returned (deported) from Ukraine;
- other important issues that affect the decision on obtaining a visa, entering Ukraine, and legal stay or residence in Ukraine.

The organizational and procedural component may include:

- legal assistance in preparing a package of documents for obtaining a D 13 visa for studying in Ukrainian higher education institutions: verification of documents available to a foreigner, legal support in obtaining missing documents;
- providing information on the name of the required documents and how to obtain them, after receiving the documents by a foreigner;
- verification of these documents for compliance with the legislation of Ukraine on the procedure for obtaining a student visa, legal support in certifying documents by authorized persons, if required;
- legal assistance in filling out the visa application form;
- providing legally significant instructions when submitting documents for a visa to the visa center or to the consulate/embassy of Ukraine;
- legal review of the information in the visa label (after obtaining a visa) for legal errors (an error noticed by the migration service will lead to a refusal to issue a temporary residence permit in Ukraine);
- legal assistance during entry into Ukraine after obtaining a study visa - providing legally significant instructions when preparing documents for entry into Ukraine after obtaining a visa, as well as information on important issues that may have negative consequences when crossing the border.

The procedure for ordering and providing services to support the procedure for obtaining a D-13 visa by a foreigner on the basis of education at a Ukrainian university:

The package of services consists of two parts: previous legal advice and legal support of the procedure for obtaining a D visa to Ukraine. Services are ordered in the following order:

1. Ordering a previous consultation service for obtaining a D visa to Ukraine. This consultation is necessary to determine the need to obtain a visa for study and to determine whether a foreigner or stateless person has any restrictions on obtaining a visa to Ukraine.

2. Ordering a legal assistance service in the process of obtaining a visa to Ukraine.

1. The procedure for providing a previous legal consultation service for obtaining a D visa to Ukraine on the basis of education at a Ukrainian university:

а) after ordering the previous consultation service, the company contacts the client by phone or messengers (Viber, WhatsApp, Telegram, Zoom, Skype, Wechat);

b) the company provides a previous consultation: asks questions related to the service, examines the customer's documents and determines the need for a visa, restrictions, prohibitions, and other factors that will prevent or complicate the foreigner's obtaining a visa to Ukraine at this stage. If, after examination, it turns out that you do not need to obtain a visa or there are restrictions, prohibitions and other factors that will not allow you to obtain a visa to Ukraine or enter Ukraine, the migration specialist will offer you the best option for achieving your goal.

2. The procedure for providing legal assistance in the procedure for obtaining a D-13 visa to Ukraine by a foreigner!

After ordering the service of legal support for the procedure for obtaining a D visa to Ukraine, the company contacts you and carry out all the actions described in the term “legal support for the procedure for obtaining a visa for study”, provides full legal support for the procedure for obtaining a visa to Ukraine until the foreigner enters Ukraine.

Attention!

In most cases, entry into Ukraine not according to the instructions entails the foreigner's return to the country of permanent residence at his/her own expense.

Documents required to obtain a D visa to Ukraine:

1) a scan of the foreigner's passport for traveling abroad;
2) one color photo in electronic format;
3) if the foreigner has already been rejected for a visa to Ukraine, additionally provide scans of all decisions to reject the visa. Additional documents or information that must be provided in accordance with Ukrainian law and international treaties are determined after a previous consultation.

The grounds for rejection of a D-13 visa to Ukraine:

1) threat to national security or public order of Ukraine;
2) threat to health, protection of rights and legitimate interests of Ukrainian citizens and other persons residing in Ukraine;
3) information about the foreigner or stateless person is included in the database of persons who are prohibited by law from entering Ukraine or temporarily restricted from leaving Ukraine;
4) establishing that the submitted passport document of a foreigner or stateless person is forged, damaged or does not comply with the established sample, or belongs to another person;
5) submission of intentionally false information or forged other documents. Other grounds are also possible in accordance with the legislation of Ukraine.

Attention!

If the consul of Ukraine decides to reject a visa application or a border guard decides to refuse entry to Ukraine, you can order the company's service to represent your interests in appealing against the illegal decision of the consul of Ukraine or a border guard.

The list of countries for which it is necessary to obtain a D visa to Ukraine, as well as the cost of the consular fee for the corresponding visa depending on the country of citizenship of the customer.

Our advantages over the visa center:

The purpose of the visa center

The purpose of a visa application center is to receive documents from you, check their correctness and submit them to the consulate or embassy of Ukraine. However, in most cases, visa center employees require documents that are not provided for by Ukrainian legislation. The reason for this is that they are not lawyers and do not speak Ukrainian, and it is not their job to study Ukrainian legislation. When accepting documents, they are guided by a scenario (list of documents) drawn up by the administration. And it is likely, as practice shows, that it was drawn up incorrectly. As a result of this shortcoming in the organization of the center's work, employees may refuse to accept documents for a visa for study or on another ground, and the foreigner is forced to return home and draw up additional documents to submit to the visa center.

Our goal!

To foresee all possible scenarios so that you can apply for a visa the first time, get a visa for study and enter Ukraine.

Our advantages over the consulate or embassy of Ukraine:

In the theory of administrative law, the purpose of the consulate or embassy of Ukraine, as a state body, is to issue permits (visas) to enter Ukraine only to law-abiding citizens. However, in practice, most civil servants consider the documents submitted for visa issuance as a procedural formality. Their task is to review the application and documents, not to provide assistance to the foreigner or stateless person. To submit such an application, foreigners or stateless persons must provide the documents required by Ukrainian law and, if necessary, be interviewed by a Ukrainian consul. Foreigners do not know the migration Ukrainian legislation, and sometimes they have difficulty even filling out the application correctly, let alone providing clear answers to the consul due to confusion. It may also be difficult for them to understand the requirements for the form and structure of the document to be submitted to the consulate or embassy. And if a visa application can be processed at the visa application center on the spot with an employee of the center (if it is present at the consulate or embassy), then the documents cannot be processed at the center, they must be collected (completed) before submitting the documents for a visa. And if the documents are in Ukrainian, the visa center will not understand what is written in them - they do not know Ukrainian. For these reasons, there is a high percentage of visa refusals.

Our goal is to be different from the consulate or embassy!

We want to help PEOPLE who need our help, so that they - foreigners or stateless persons who abide by the law - can get a visa to enter Ukraine and open up new prospects for themselves by getting a quality education.

How to achieve the goal?

Goals are achieved by those who direct their intentions and actions towards their achievement. Order a consultation now, and together we will start to achieve your goal of obtaining education.

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