How to get to Dnipro from abroad in 2025?

The city of Dnipro is an important Ukrainian business center, volunteer hub, and an interesting place to travel in 2025. Find out how to get to Dnipro from abroad, what types of transport are best to use, and also explore the current rules for entering Ukraine for foreigners

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Dnipro in 2025 remains one of the key cities of Ukraine - both from an economic, humanitarian and strategic point of view. Despite the war, foreign volunteers, journalists, representatives of international organizations, as well as Ukrainians from abroad who go to their relatives, on business or to help, regularly travel here.

Due to the difficulties of the Ukrainian transport system in wartime and the demand for safe routes, more and more people are looking for up-to-date information on the most convenient and fastest way to get to Dnipro from outside Ukraine.

In this material, we will tell you in detail about all possible ways: air travel, trains to Ukraine, bus flights, transfers, as well as the option of entering by your own car. At the end, we will definitely remind you of the current Ukraine border crossing rules for foreigners in 2025.

So, what is the most convenient way to get to Dnipro from abroad? We will tell you.

We talked about the procedure for obtaining visas to Ukraine for foreigners, the list of documents, visa requirements and cost in this article.

Instructions on how to book accommodation in any region of Ukraine at the link.

Customs regulations of Ukraine: what can be imported from abroad read here.

Travel to the Dnipro 2025: how convenient to get there from abroad?

Flights to the Dnipro

Due to the closure of airspace, there are currently no direct flights to Ukraine. However, there are alternative routes: you can start your trip by arriving in neighboring countries bordering Ukraine (for example, Poland, Moldova, Romania), and then continue your journey to the Dnipro by bus, train or transfer.

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Train to Ukraine: rail connection with the Dnipro

One of the most convenient ways to get to the Dnipro is by rail. There are several direct trains from abroad, in particular train from Poland to Ukraine:

➤ Train No. 120 “Chelm - Dnipro” – runs daily: departure from Chelm at 10:37, arrival in Dnipro at 07:28.

➤ Train No. 33 “Przemysl - Zaporizhzhia” – runs daily: departure from Przemysl at 18:11, arrival in Dnipro at 12:40.

In addition, given the fairly well-developed railway connection within Ukraine, the route to Dnipro can be built with a transfer in one of the Ukrainian cities. For example, you will arrive by train from abroad to Kyiv, where you will make a transfer and go to Dnipro.

Ukraine is connected to European cities by the following trains

➤ Poland – from Warsaw you can get to Kyiv, from Przemysl – to Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odessa and Zaporizhia, from Chełm – to Kyiv, Dnipro and Kharkiv.

➤ Hungary – from Budapest a direct train goes to Kyiv, as well as to Mukachevo. From Debrecen you can also get to Mukachevo. Another additional route is from the Hungarian city of Záhony to the Ukrainian Chop.

➤ Austria – from Vienna a direct train goes to Kyiv and to Chop.

➤ Czech Republic – the train of the Czech carrier Regiojet “Prague - Chop” runs daily.

➤ Moldova – from Chisinau a direct train goes to Kyiv.

➤ Slovakia – from Košice you can get to Mukachevo.

For a detailed schedule of trains running between Ukraine and European countries, look here.

Before traveling to Ukraine, you must purchase an insurance policy. Read here about the requirements for health insurance for foreigners and how to get insurance for a trip to Ukraine.

Bus to Dnipro

International buses remain one of the most convenient ways to get to Dnipro.

Buses to Dnipro leave from many countries, including Poland, the Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Turkey and others.

From which cities do buses to Dnipro depart?

- Poland: Krakow, Warsaw, Wroclaw and other cities.

- Czech Republic: Prague.

- Germany: Berlin, Munich and others.

- Italy: Rome, Milan and others.

- Bulgaria: Varna, Burgas and others.

- Romania: Bucharest and others.

- Moldova: Chisinau.

- Turkey: Istanbul, Antalya and others.

It is easy to find a ticket through the Visit Ukraine portal, which allows you to choose a convenient route, carrier, departure time and immediately pay for the ticket online. No queues, unnecessary calls and waste of time - just a few clicks.

Transfers from Visit Ukraine

For those who value maximum comfort, transfers are available that can be ordered from border countries directly to the Dnipro. The service provides individual transport with an experienced driver who will meet you at the airport or train station and deliver you safely to your destination.

Ordering a transfer takes a few minutes on the Visit Ukraine website. This is convenient, especially for families with children or travelers with a lot of luggage.

How to get to the Dnipro yourself by car?

Many tourists choose to travel by car. This option allows you to be more mobile and not depend on transport schedules. But to do this, you need to prepare the necessary documents:

– Foreign passport.

– Ukrainian passport or residence permit (for residents).

– Driving licence.

– Vehicle registration certificate.

– International insurance card ‘Green Card’.

With all these documents, you will be able to cross the border without any problems and head to Chernivtsi on your own route.

Follow the links for detailed information on crossing the Ukrainian border:

– Border crossing points between Slovakia and Ukraine.

– Border crossing points between Poland and Ukraine.

– Border crossing points between Romania and Ukraine.

– Border crossing points between Hungary and Ukraine.

– Border crossing points between Moldova and Ukraine.

Rules for entering Ukraine by car, a list of required documents and useful tips for drivers can be found at the link.

Crossing the Ukrainian border: entry rules for foreigners in 2025

Foreigners with a visa-free regime can enter Ukraine for up to 90 days. To do this, you must have:

– A valid foreign passport.

– Confirmation of the purpose of the trip.

– Documents confirming the availability of funds for the period of stay.

– Medical insurance policy covering risks related to COVID-19 and military actions.

If your country does not have a visa-free regime with Ukraine, you will need to apply for a visa.

Planning a trip to Ukraine?

When travelling, be sure to take out medical insurance that covers military risks. This is not only a requirement, but also a guarantee of your safety during your trip.

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Just a reminder! To plan a trip to Ukraine, a foreigner needs to resolve a large number of issues related to entry and stay in the country. Read about the rules of entry to Ukraine for foreigners in 2025 here.

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