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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Our migration law practice spans a wide range of areas:
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Immigration to Ukraine. Short legal instruction.
Immigration to Ukraine is a process that involves two main stages: obtaining an immigration permit and obtaining a certificate for permanent residence in Ukraine.
Work Permit for Foreigners in Ukraine: Requirements and Process
Ukraine offers employment opportunities not only for its citizens but also for foreign nationals and stateless individuals, under certain conditions. To officially hire such individuals, employers must obtain a work permit, a document that grants the right to work in…
Temporary Residence Permit in Ukraine: General Information
A Temporary Residence Permit (TRP) is a document that allows foreign nationals and stateless persons to legally reside in Ukraine for a specified period. It is an essential step for those who wish to stay in Ukraine for longer than…
Ukraine plans to sign visa-free with 14 countries in 5 years
In the next five years, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs intends to sign an agreement on a visa-free regime with another 14 countries. Such a plan is recorded in the government program submitted to the Verkhovna Rada.
