Crossing the Border into Germany
When traveling to Germany, it is important to be familiar with the entry rules and customs control requirements and to have all necessary documents ready.
Visa-Free Travel to Germany
Length of stay: up to 90 days within a 180-day period without a visa. Entry document: a biometric international passport issued to a citizen of Ukraine. The passport must be valid for the entire duration of the stay.
Documents that may be checked at the German border
Biometric international passport (required).
Proof of purpose of travel: hotel reservation, invitation from relatives/friends, return tickets.
Proof of financial means—cash, bank statement, credit card, or traveler’s checks. Recommended amount—45–50 € per day of stay.
Medical insurance policy with coverage of at least 30,000 €.
Customs Control and Importation of Goods into Germany
When crossing the German border, your documents and luggage may be inspected. Allowances for duty-free imports (for entry from non-EU countries):
Alcohol: up to 1 liter of spirits (>22%) or 2 liters of beverages up to 22%.
Tobacco: 200 cigarettes, 100 cigarillos, or 50 cigars.
Other goods: up to a total value of €300 (for land entry).
Prohibited or restricted imports:
Weapons, fireworks, and certain types of knives.
Products of animal origin (meat, dairy products) without special permission.
Medications containing narcotic substances without a prescription.
Traveling to Germany with Children
Each child must have their own passport. If a child is traveling with one parent or other individuals, a notarized consent form from the other parent or both parents is required (specifying the destination country and duration of the trip).
Bringing Animals into Germany
An EU veterinary passport is required, indicating the microchip, rabies vaccination, and general health status. The vaccination must be administered at least 21 days prior to entry.
Tips for Bus Passengers
Keep your documents and valuables with you, not in the luggage compartment. Be prepared for possible inspections not only at the German border but also when transiting through Poland, the Czech Republic, or other countries. Make sure your luggage does not contain any prohibited items.
Official Information Sources
We recommend that you take a responsible approach to traveling abroad and familiarize yourself in advance with current laws and regulations, as well as with answers to questions about legal residence in Germany.
State Border Guard Service of Ukraine (SBGS)
Official website: dpsu.gov.ua
Here you can find current border crossing rules and information on travel restrictions for certain categories of citizens.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine (MFA)
Official website: mfa.gov.ua
The MFA provides information on diplomatic missions, consular services, and the latest news.
Embassy of Ukraine in Germany
Official website: germany.mfa.gov.ua
You can contact the embassy for assistance if you lose your documents or encounter other urgent issues.



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