Rules for entering Armenia for Ukrainians

What documents are required to enter Armenia?

• valid passport (passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry)
  
• or ID card
  
• booked round-trip airline tickets
  
• hotel rental agreement
  
• proof of financial security
  
• health insurance policy
  

Is insurance required for Ukrainians in Armenia?

It is necessary to have health insurance for a tourist trip to Armenia. This document is mandatory for crossing the border and can be useful in unforeseen circumstances, preventing unnecessary expenses in case of emergencies.

💡 Tip: Remember that a reliable insurance policy is the key to your confidence while traveling. Do not risk your own finances and health, choose insurance with a guaranteed payment and let your travels leave only pleasant memories.

Information for those traveling from Ukraine by car to Armenia:

Remember that you need to have a Green Card to drive your own car outside of Ukraine.

✅🚘 For insurance you will need the following documents:

- passport of a citizen of Ukraine;
- international passport;
- car registration certificate.

It takes a few minutes to take out an insurance policy. Just  follow the link, provide the necessary data and pay for the service. 

Are you planning a trip to Armenia? Our team of lawyers will provide you with all the support you need to make your trip as safe and comfortable as possible. We will advise you on entry, stay, visa, employment, and help you deal with the legal aspects of temporary or permanent residence in Armenia.

Get legal support at every stage of your journey!

If you need to extend your stay, please contact the Passport and Visa Department of the Police of the Republic of Armenia at:

Yerevan

Davtashen, 4th quarter, building 17/10

To make an appointment for a consular reception: (+37410) 25 65 41

Should I apply for refugee status?

It is optional.

The country's decision to accept refugees from Ukraine.

Refugees from Ukraine are accepted in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Armenia on Refugees.

Refugee assistance centers

Migration Service of the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure of the Republic of Armenia.

Contacts: [email protected]

+374 60 275 035

31 Ulnetsi St., Yerevan,

Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Armenia - hotline number for consultations: 080000025

Social security for refugees

It is provided in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Armenia on Refugees.

Medical assistance

Medical care is provided on a paid basis, except in cases of emergency medicine.

What should I do if my passport expires or I have a child with me without a passport?

Please contact the Consular Section of the Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Armenia at the following address: Yerevan, Arabkir, 29th Street, building 5/1.

Appointment for a consular reception: (+37410) 25 65 41

Crossing the border with pets

Allowed with a veterinary passport for the animal.

In Armenia, the emergency numbers to call for immediate assistance in case of an emergency are as follows:

• To call the police: 102
• To call an ambulance - 103
• Fire service - 101

1. Yerevan

The capital city of Armenia is a blend of history and modernity. Visit the iconic Cascade Complex for contemporary art, explore the historic Republic Square, and enjoy the bustling atmosphere of the Vernissage Market. Don't miss the Matenadaran, a repository of ancient manuscripts.

2. Geghard Monastery

Carved into the rock of the Azat River Gorge, Geghard Monastery is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The monastery complex includes churches and tombs, with some structures dating back to the 4th century. The unique rock-cut architecture and spiritual ambiance make it a must-see.

3. Lake Sevan

Known as the "Pearl of Armenia," Lake Sevan is one of the largest high-altitude lakes in the world. Enjoy the scenic drive to the lake and visit the Sevanavank Monastery on the peninsula. The lake offers opportunities for relaxation, water activities, and breathtaking views of surrounding mountains.

4. Tatev Monastery

Perched on a plateau and accessible via the Wings of Tatev aerial tramway, Tatev Monastery is a medieval architectural masterpiece. The journey on the world's longest non-stop reversible cable car provides stunning views of the Vorotan River Gorge. The monastery complex includes churches, libraries, and khachkars.

5. Dilijan National Park

Often referred to as "Armenia's Switzerland," Dilijan National Park is a lush, forested area offering a peaceful retreat. The town of Dilijan, surrounded by mountains, is known for its traditional architecture. Explore the Haghartsin Monastery and enjoy hiking trails in this green sanctuary.

Permitted. Transit is considered to be a stay of a person in the transit zone of the airport for no more than 12 hours, if he or she has a boarding pass for a flight to a third country.

It is allowed to import:

• no more than fifty packs of tobacco products;
  
• no more than two liters of alcoholic beverages;
  
• personal belongings, including other items, the total value of which does not exceed USD 500.
  

If the imported goods exceed the permissible free rate, an additional duty is charged.

It is strictly forbidden to import (including transit)

• narcotic drugs;
  
• ammunition and weapons;
  
• antiques, precious stones, paintings, etc. without the permission of the authorized bodies.

Embassy of Ukraine in Armenia

Phone: +37 410 22 97 27
Hotline: +37 477 10 02 73
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://armenia.mfa.gov.ua/ua

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/embassyofukraineinarmenia 

Opening hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday - 10:00 - 17:00; Wednesday - 10:00 - 13:00 Lunch break - 13:00 - 13:45.