At the Boryspil BCP, border guards of the Kyiv separate checkpoint revealed e-visas with two Indian citizens belonging to other persons.

During the check of documents, the attention of border guards was drawn to two Indian citizens who arrived on a flight from Dubai to Ukraine for tourism.

After examining the documents, the border guards found that e-visas presented by the foreigners did not belong to them. Visas were printed on their constituent data, but issued to other persons.

Foreigners later admitted that their friend from India helped to “make” e-visas. Citizens also had tickets to Serbia with them.

As a result, border guards refused their border crossing and banned foreigners from entering Ukraine for three years.