Ukraine’s unclear visa rules confuse those who want to invest

For those who invest at least 100,000 euros in Ukraine, the law was supposed to provide a nice perk: A quick residency permit for up to two years.

But six months after coming into force on Sept. 27, the law still does not work – exposing yet another weakness in Ukraine’s investment climate.

To receive the temporary residence one must first receive a type D immigration visa outside of the country and then go to Ukraine’s State Migration Service to apply for relevant documents and then go to a Ukrainian consulate outside of Ukraine to apply for the visa.

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