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Ukraine eVisa requirements

All travelers from eligible non-exempt countries must obtain a Ukraine eVisa before entering Ukraine for tourism, business, medical treatment, cultural or sports activities, or visiting family.

Required documents for the Ukraine eVisa

To apply for a Ukraine eVisa, you typically need the following documents and/or information:

Passport (valid for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date)
A recent passport-style photograph
A health insurance policy (minimum €30,000 coverage, including war-risk insurance)
Return ticket details
Accommodation details
Valid email address

Requirements may vary depending on nationality and travel purpose.

Fast facts

Average time it takes to apply

20 minutes

iVisa approval rate

99%

Main reason for denials

Incomplete documentation

Our Ukraine eVisa application process

How to apply for your Ukraine eVisa with iVisa

Complete your online application

Check if you need the Ukraine eVisa and fill out your details using our simplified process on our website or through our app.

We review your application

Select your preferred processing speed, pay securely with one of our flexible payment options, and upload the required documents. Our experts will review your Ukraine eVisa form and catch any mistakes before submitting.

We submit it for government processing

We are not the Ukrainian government, but will submit your application to them on your behalf.

Get your Ukraine eVisa

Once approved, you’ll receive an email and information on the next steps and how to use your Ukraine eVisa to visit the country.

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Frequently asked questions about the Ukraine eVisa

Is the Ukraine eVisa system operational under the current martial law?

Yes. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine continues to issue eVisas online. However, because Ukrainian airspace remains closed, you can't fly directly into the country. You must cross into Ukraine via an official land checkpoint from a neighboring country like Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, or Moldova.

What are the mandatory health insurance requirements for the Ukraine eVisa?

You must upload a valid health insurance policy providing a minimum coverage of €30,000 or its equivalent. In 2026, Ukrainian border authorities strictly require that the policy explicitly covers war risks, martial law-related injuries, and emergency medical evacuation.

What are the available entry types for the Ukraine eVisa?

The government offers two choices: a single-entry eVisa and a double-entry eVisa. Both allow a maximum stay of 30 days.

Can I use the Ukraine eVisa for a private or family visit?

Yes. The eVisa covers tourism, business, private/family visits, medical treatment, cultural/sports activities, and media work. For a private visit, you must upload an official, notarized invitation letter from a Ukrainian citizen or registered resident.

Can I extend my stay in Ukraine while on an eVisa?

No. You can't extend the eVisa itself online. If you need to remain in Ukraine past your allotted 30 days due to unforeseen circumstances, you must apply in person at a local office of the State Migration Service of Ukraine before your visa expires.

Is the Ukraine eVisa valid for long-term residency or work?

No. The eVisa is strictly for short-term stays of up to 30 days. If you plan to relocate, study, or work in Ukraine, you must apply for a long-term Type D visa through a Ukrainian Embassy, Consulate, or official Visa Application Center (VAC) abroad.

Do children/minors need their own Ukraine eVisa?

Yes. There aren't any age exemptions; every traveler, including infants, must have their own individual visa. For minors, you must upload a birth certificate and, if traveling with only one parent, a notarized consent letter from the non-traveling parent.

Do I need a visa to transit in Ukraine?

Because Ukraine's airspace is closed, all transit occurs via land checkpoints where you must clear immigration. Ukraine doesn't issue a transit option through the electronic portal; you'll need a standard short-term Type C eVisa to travel through its territory.

How will I receive the Ukraine eVisa?

Once your Ukraine eVisa application is approved, you’ll receive an email with a PDF. We recommend printing a physical copy to present to the State Border Guard Service at your entry point. You should also keep a digital backup on your phone.

How long does the Ukraine eVisa processing take?

The Ukraine eVisa is usually processed quickly. With iVisa, you can get your Ukraine eVisa in as little as 5 days (depending on your application and chosen delivery speed). We recommend applying at least 9 days before your departure date to account for any unexpected government delays.

What happens if my Ukraine eVisa application is denied?

If denied, you will receive a notification via email. The most common reason for denial is missing documentation. You can usually re-apply by submitting a completely new application with corrected information. iVisa offers denial protection. Our experts manually review your application before submission to prevent these issues.