Visa-free Entry to Ukraine: Full List of Countries

Planning a trip to Kyiv? Before booking your tour, make sure you know the entry rules for Ukraine. Below you will find the full and up-to-date list of countries whose citizens can enter Ukraine without a visa — whether on a regular passport, a diplomatic one, or other travel documents.

If your country is not on the list, a visa must be obtained in advance through a Ukrainian embassy or consulate. If you have any questions about travelling to Kyiv, our team at Kyivtrip is always happy to help you plan every step of your journey — from entry documents to tours and transport.

Please note: due to the ongoing war in Ukraine, entry rules may change at short notice. Always verify current requirements with the official Ukrainian border service or your nearest Ukrainian embassy before travelling.

Bilateral Visa-free Agreements

The following countries have a bilateral visa-free movement agreement with Ukraine. Entry conditions depend on the type of passport held:

• Argentina — all types of passports
• Albania — diplomatic and service passports
• Armenia — documents identifying a person and confirming citizenship
• Azerbaijan — documents identifying a person and confirming citizenship
• Belarus — documents identifying a person and confirming citizenship
• Bosnia and Herzegovina — diplomatic and service passports
• Brazil — diplomatic and service passports
• Bulgaria — diplomatic and service passports, sailor′s identity card (Ukraine), crew member identity card (Ukraine), sailor′s passport and passport for crew members (Bulgaria)
• Cambodia — diplomatic and official/service passports
• Chile — diplomatic, service and official passports
• China — diplomatic and service passports, national service passport (China), sailor′s passport, sailor′s identity card (Ukraine)
• Croatia — diplomatic and service passports, sailor′s passport, sailor′s identity card (Ukraine)
• Cuba — diplomatic, service and official passports (Cuba), sailor′s passport (Ukraine), crew member identity card (Ukraine), national foreign passport (Cuba), travel identity card (Cuba)
• Georgia — documents identifying a person and confirming citizenship
• Guinea — diplomatic and service passports
• Iran — diplomatic and service passports
• Israel — all types of passports
• Kazakhstan — documents identifying a person and confirming citizenship
• Kyrgyzstan — documents identifying a person and confirming citizenship
• Laos — diplomatic and official/service passports
• Mexico — diplomatic passports
• Moldova — documents identifying a person and confirming citizenship
• Mongolia — all types of passports
• Panama — diplomatic, service, consular and special passports
• Peru — diplomatic passports
• Romania — diplomatic and service passports
• Switzerland — diplomatic, service and special passports
• Tajikistan — documents identifying a person and confirming citizenship
• Turkey — diplomatic, service and special passports
• Turkmenistan — diplomatic and service passports
• Uzbekistan — documents identifying a person and confirming citizenship
• Vietnam — diplomatic, service and seaman passports, sailor′s identity card (Ukraine)

Visa-free for up to 90 Days (Presidential Decree)

According to the decrees of the President of Ukraine, a visa-free regime of up to 90 days has also been established for citizens of the following countries (valid travel passport required):

• United States of America
• Austria
• Belgium
• Canada
• Cyprus
• Czech Republic
• Denmark
• Estonia
• Finland
• France
• Germany
• Greece
• Hungary
• Ireland
• Italy
• Japan
• Latvia
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Malta
• Poland
• Portugal
• Principality of Andorra
• Principality of Liechtenstein
• Principality of Monaco
• Republic of Iceland
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Spain
• Sweden
• The Holy See (Vatican City)
• The Netherlands
• The Swiss Confederation
• United Kingdom

Citizens of the above-mentioned countries do not need visas to enter Ukraine or transit through its territory for up to 90 days with a valid travel passport. Visas are still required for those entering Ukraine for employment, permanent residency, study, or any purpose involving a stay of more than 90 days.

For any questions regarding your trip to Kyiv, please contact us via our Contacts page or use the booking form.