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:
Lawyer's Blog
Appeal visa refusal to Ukraine FAQ
Dear friends, Oftentimes our clients ask us typical questions about visa refusal decision to Ukraine. We decided to post detailed answers on most frequently asked questions and hope it will help you to understand more about the reasons of refusal…
Asylum in Switzerland: A Comprehensive Overview
If you find yourself in a situation where you are being persecuted in your home country due to your race, religion, nationality, political beliefs, or membership in a specific social group, you may qualify for asylum in Switzerland. This comprehensive…
Registration of foreigners in Ukraine. Temporary residence permit for the invited to work
A foreign citizen may temporarily stay on the territory of Ukraine on the following conditions:
Is Dual Citizenship Legal in Ukraine in 2025? Truth, Law & Misconceptions
Dual Citizenship in Ukraine: Allowed or Not? There’s a common belief that holding dual citizenship in Ukraine is prohibited and punishable. However, this is a legal myth.
