Law Office Ivan Goncharov and Partners
The team is led by Ivan Goncharov — an attorney at law, member of the Kharkiv Bar Council, Head of the Migration Law Committee, a recognized legal lecturer, and recipient of the Lawyer of the Year award in the field of international law and ECtHR practice. With over eleven years of experience, we provide comprehensive legal support in complex migration matters across Ukraine, the EU, and the Schengen Area.
We help you understand your rights, explore your options, and offer professional legal representation to protect your interests, whether your case involves entry, stay, documentation, naturalization, or legalization in Ukraine or abroad. Our expertise covers visa refusals, SIS alerts, entry bans, deportations, residence permit denials, citizenship issues, international protection applications, and other challenging migration situations.
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Asylum in Lithuania: Essential information
Asylum represents a fundamental human right, granting individuals the opportunity to seek refuge from persecution. The Republic of Lithuania acknowledges and safeguards this right by offering two primary forms of asylum: refugee status and subsidiary protection.
Quarantine was extended until June 31, 2021
On April 21, 2021, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved Resolution 405 “On Amendments to Certain Acts of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine”, which extended the quarantine until June 30, 2021.
An introduction for renting your first apartment
Renting your first apartment is a serious step into adulthood and the challenges can be daunting. Moveover if you in foreign country. Whether you’re shifting from your parent’s house or moving out from hostel life into your own housing, check these advices
Ukraine works on visa-free travel with Mexico and overseas France
Ukraine is working on visa-free agreements with Mexico, Grenada, as well as overseas territories of France. About this in an interview with the Apostrophe said Secretary of State of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Andrei Zayats.
