Experience shows that the number of border crossing points between Ukraine and Poland is never sufficient. The border between the two countries stretches 535 kilometres. Every day, the crossings are used not only by Ukrainians travelling to Poland, but also by those planning to reach other European Union countries.
Recently, Deputy Minister for Community, Territory and Infrastructure Development Serhiy Derkach stated in an interview that negotiations between Ukraine and Poland are underway regarding the opening of new state border crossing points.
The official named the new road border crossings on the Polish-Ukrainian border that could be opened: 🚘 "Adamchuky–Zberezhе" (Volyn region, 160 km from Lutsk) 🚘 "Mlynyshe–Slipche" (Volyn region, 105 km from Lutsk, 120 km from Lviv) 🚘 "Varyazh–Usmezh" (Lviv region, 87 km from Lviv) 🚘 "Belz–Budynin" (Lviv region, 71 km from Lviv).
In addition, the "Nyzhankovychi–Malhowice" crossing (Lviv region, 25 km from Shehyni) may begin operating at full capacity. Currently it functions under temporary infrastructure and handles only empty freight transport. The Deputy Minister announced that this crossing is to be renovated by the end of 2023.
As of autumn 2023, the following road border crossings are available on the Polish-Ukrainian border: 🚗 Zosin – Ustyluh (Volyn region) 🚗 Dorohusk – Yahodyn (Volyn region) 🚗 Budomierz – Hrushiv (Lviv region) 🚗 Korczowa – Krakovets (Lviv region) 🚗 Dołhobyczów – Uhryniv (Lviv region) 🚗 Medyka – Shehyni (also open as a pedestrian crossing, Lviv region) 🚗 Hrebenne – Rava-Ruska (Lviv region) 🚗 Krościenko – Smilnytsia (Lviv region)
Active railway passenger control points: 🚄 Dorohusk – Yahodyn (Volyn region) 🚄 Hrubieszów – Volodymyr-Volynsky (Volyn region) 🚄 Hrebenne – Rava-Ruska (Lviv region) 🚄 Mostyska – Przemyśl (Lviv region) 🚄 Krościenko – Khyriv (Lviv region) 🚄 as well as the Lviv control point.
We previously wrote about new rail services between Ukraine and Poland. More useful articles can be found here.
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The border between Ukraine and Poland stretches 535 kilometres. Every day, the crossings along it are used by Ukrainians travelling to Poland as well as by those heading on to other European Union countries.
Deputy Minister Serhiy Derkach said Ukraine and Poland are negotiating new road crossings: Adamchuky–Zberezhe and Mlynyshe–Slipche in the Volyn region, and Varyazh–Usmezh and Belz–Budynin in the Lviv region.
The Nyzhankovychi–Malhowice crossing in the Lviv region, 25 km from Shehyni, currently works under temporary infrastructure and handles only empty freight transport. It may begin operating at full capacity, and the Deputy Minister announced renovation by the end of 2023.
As of autumn 2023, eight road crossings were available: Zosin–Ustyluh, Dorohusk–Yahodyn, Budomierz–Hrushiv, Korczowa–Krakovets, Dołhobyczów–Uhryniv, Medyka–Shehyni, Hrebenne–Rava-Ruska and Krościenko–Smilnytsia. Medyka–Shehyni is also open to pedestrians.
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