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Question:
Hello, I am going to Moscow in a month, I am citizen of Canada and I still have Ukrainian passport, but Ukraine doesn't allow double citizenship. My travel agent said that I will be able to enter Russia on Ukrainian passport and leave on Canadian. I was wondering if that's appropriate and if I get in trouble on my way back to Canada while leaving Russia. Thank you in advance.
Olga
Answer:
Dear Olga,
If you still have the valid Ukrainian passport you can enter Russia as Ukrainian citizen, which meant that during your stay in Russia you will be treated as Ukrainian citizen and not as Canadian. When you will be leaving Russia you can show your Canadian passport at check-in desk and Ukrainian passport at the passport control. Good luck!

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