The Border Guard Service warns of an increase in queues at Ukraine's borders. Find out about the current workload of checkpoints and recommendations for crossing the border to avoid queues

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The State Border Guard Service has warned Ukrainians of an increase in activity on the Ukrainian-Polish border. It is noted that 75,000 people crossed the border with Poland on 2 July. Read more about the situation at the border and recommendations for crossing the border in the article below. 

Ukrainian-Polish border: current information 

In June, a total of 719,000 people entered Poland from Ukraine. Currently, there is a significant increase in the flow of passengers wishing to leave Ukraine via the Polish border. Representatives of the State Border Guard Service attribute this to the summer holiday season.  

Due to the excessive workload of checkpoints on the Ukrainian-Polish border, Ukrainians are advised to monitor the latest information on queues and, if possible, choose the most free checkpoints to cross.

"Due to the increase in the flow of people leaving the country, we recommend that Ukrainians travelling through Poland in transit choose other checkpoints, for example, in Zakarpattia and Chernivtsi regions", commented representatives of the State Border Guard Service. 

Congestion at border crossing points: details 

As of 3 July, the situation at the checkpoints is as follows: 

● "Krakivets - 100 cars, 0 buses. Pedestrians are not allowed to cross;

● "Uhryniv - 30 cars, 1 bus, 0 pedestrians. Pedestrians are allowed only to exit for evacuation purposes;

● "Hrushev" - 30 cars, 2 buses, 0 pedestrians. Pedestrians are allowed only to exit for evacuation purposes;

● "Rava-Ruska - 20 cars, 2 buses, 0 pedestrians. Pedestrians are allowed to pass only to the exit for evacuation purposes;

● "Nyzhankovychi - 12 trucks. Only trucks with a permissible maximum weight of more than 7.5 tonnes, without cargo, are allowed to pass at this point;

● "Shehyni - 0 cars, 0 buses, 100 pedestrians. Pedestrians are allowed in both directions;

● "Smilnytsia" - 0 cars, 0 buses, 0 pedestrians. Pedestrians are allowed to pass only to the exit for evacuation purposes.

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Checking the status of queues at the borders: useful links

In order to avoid queues, we recommend checking the status of the border you have chosen to cross in advance. 

For up-to-date information on queues at border crossing points with neighbouring countries to leave Ukraine, please follow this link. 

For fast entry into Ukraine, we recommend checking the current information on the status of queues at the borders with the neighbouring countries:

- Poland;

- Slovakia;

- Hungary;

- Romania;

- Moldova.

We remind you! Recent months in Europe have been characterized by a large number of protests among transport workers. Read how this affects the functioning of transportation and where to expect flight cancellations in July here.

Our recommendation for a safe and comfortable trip: 

Visit Ukraine Insurance - insurance for a safe stay abroad without unnecessary expenses;

Green Card - compulsory car insurance for traveling abroad;

Visit Ukraine Tickets - book tickets for buses, trains, and airplanes to/from Ukraine and between cities around the world;

Private Lawyer service - professional legal support on visa and migration issues;

Visit Ukraine Merch - buy patriotic clothing and accessories with worldwide delivery.