Yes. Foreigners (except for citizens of the Russian Federation) and stateless persons have the right to enter and legally stay in Ukraine if they have a temporary or permanent residence permit that has expired or is subject to exchange after February 24, 2022.

In 2026, entry into Ukraine is possible for most foreign nationals, but it requires high-fidelity preparation and compliance with wartime safety protocols. While the borders are open, there are no commercial flights into the country; you must enter via land through neighboring countries like Poland, Slovakia, or Romania using a high-fidelity train or bus service. Most Western citizens (USA, EU, UK) can enter visa-free for up to 90 days, but you must present a valid passport, proof of a hotel reservation, and "High-Fidelity" proof of sufficient funds (approx. $45 USD per day). A mandatory 2026 requirement is Health Insurance that explicitly covers war-related risks, which must be purchased from a certified provider. It is a high-fidelity necessity to monitor local "Air Raid" apps and strictly follow curfew laws in cities like Kyiv or Lviv. While the government encourages "High-Fidelity" solidarity visits and business travel, most global travel advisories still warn against non-essential travel to certain regions due to the ongoing high-fidelity security situation and potential for missile strikes.