Official website for applying for a tourist Ukrainian visa?

Answer 1

OK... Here is the official website of the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs..and Consular section..

http://www.mfa.gov.ua/mfa/en/509.htm

In my opinion it is not the most user friendly but it does give email contact..

You don't need a visa if are from most European Countries, Israel,Japan the USA, or a CIS country if you are visiting on touristic purposes...

Here is a list of the web pages of all the main Ukrainian embassies if you need to apply for a visa.All tell you how to apply,. And there are online visa forms. (if your country is not listed..please just tell me which embassy you need and I will try to find it)

http://web.ttnet.net.tr/users/ukremb/embassies.html

Here is a list of all the Ukraine Embassies in the world. (not all have websites)
http://www.travel-2-ukraine.com/information/visa/consulates.htm
It has on it the addresses of Saudi Arabia and Jordan (The two relevant countries for you..)

The site also allows you to book a visa on line.. (but it is a commercial site..) There are others..just do a search or Ukraine tourist visa...
http://www.travel-2-ukraine.com/visa-support/

To apply for a visa you need an invitation that you get by booking a hotel..then you must go to the local embassy and apply..
You can download an online copy of the visa form from the USA embassy site
http://www.ukraineinfo.us/consular/visas.html

Answer 2

Ukraine - Wikitravel
http://wikitravel.org/en/Ukraine

"No visas are required for citizens of the European Union, USA, Canada, Japan, EU, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Andorra, Vatican, Monaco, Iceland, Norway, San Marino, Romania, Mongolia, Serbia and Montenegro and the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States (except Turkmenistan). Note that technically this is only to travel to Ukraine as a 'visitor' - studying or working purposes, even if for less than 90 days, should still require a visa to be issued even for the aforementioned countries."

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Answer 3

Go to their Embassy. They'll give you something to fill out.