The towns in the Ukrainian Carpathian region, such as Kolomyya and Kosiv, are the safest destination in Ukraine. Other Western Ukrainian towns, including Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, and Chernivtsi, are also risk free for tourists.
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Do not travel to Ukraine due to the volatile security environment and military conflict. There is a risk to life. For more information on what to do if you're caught in armed conflict, see our general advice 'There's an armed conflict'. A nationwide state of emergency is in place, and martial law has been imposed.
US citizens need a valid passport to enter Ukraine. A visa/Ukrainian residency permit is required for a stay longer than 90 days. If you need a visa, please apply for it in advance at the Embassy of Ukraine or Consulates General as long-term visas can not be issued upon arrival.
Do not travel to Russia due to the security environment and the impacts of the military conflict with Ukraine. Due to recent military tensions additional security restrictions, including some limitations on movement, may remain in place in some regions.
Drinking tap water is not advised anywhere in Ukraine, including the large cities. Whilst tap water in large Russian cities is mostly pure, and much of the nation's water meets its drinking standards, it is not advisable to drink tap water in the country.
Is it safe at night in Moscow? Moscow has a busy nightlife, so as long as you are walking in busy streets, you should be fine. However, you shouldn't walk alone at night, especially in quiet streets where there are few passersby to help you.