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Applying for a Ukraine Visa from Comilla (Cumilla)

Cumilla is one of Bangladesh’s significant labour-sending districts, with a long history of overseas employment. There is no Ukrainian embassy or visa centre in Cumilla — every Ukraine visa application is submitted in Dhaka. This guide covers what a Cumilla applicant does locally (passport, police clearance, BMET) and what must be done in Dhaka.

In short: Comilla (Cumilla) applicants do the local steps at home (passport, BMET) and then lodge the Ukraine visa file in Dhaka at the VFS Global Ukraine visa centre, the only Ukraine visa centre in Bangladesh; the Embassy of Ukraine in New Delhi decides.

Where Comilla (Cumilla) applicants submit

There is no Ukrainian consular service in Comilla (Cumilla). All Ukraine visa applications in Bangladesh are lodged at the VFS Global Ukraine visa centre in Dhaka (Ukraine has no embassy in Bangladesh; the Embassy of Ukraine in New Delhi decides). Plan for at least one trip to Dhaka for biometrics and document submission.

DistrictComilla (Cumilla) · কুমিল্লা · Chattogram Division
Visa submissionVFS Global Ukraine visa centre — Dhaka only
Travel to Dhaka2.5–4 hours by road via the Dhaka–Chattogram highway
Local passport officeRegional Passport Office, Cumilla — confirm the current address on the official Department of Immigration & Passports (DIP) website before you travel
Local BMET trainingCumilla Technical Training Centre (TTC) — confirm the current address and schedule on the official BMET portal before you travel

What to do locally in Comilla (Cumilla)

01

Machine-readable passport (MRP/e-Passport)

Apply or renew at the Regional Passport Office, Cumilla. For the visa, the passport must be valid at least 3 months after your planned departure from Ukraine, with two blank pages, and issued within the last 10 years (Resolution No. 118, para. 5); a TRP later needs a passport valid for its whole term, so renew early if it is close to expiry.

02

Police Clearance Certificate (only if requested)

A PCC is not on the visa document list; the consul may request it (Resolution No. 118, para. 10). It is applied for online at pcc.police.gov.bd. If a Ukrainian authority asks for a PCC, it needs an apostille from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh.

03

BMET registration & training

Register for BMET clearance; pre-departure orientation is available at the Cumilla Technical Training Centre (TTC). BMET Smart Card clearance is mandatory before departure.

04

Travel to Dhaka for the visa appointment

Book the VFS Global appointment yourself, then travel to Dhaka for biometrics and submission. Keep originals and your own money — do not hand documents to a local fixer.

Comilla (Cumilla) — local scam warning

Cumilla’s established migration networks also attract sub-agents who resell fake Ukrainian job offers along the Dhaka–Chattogram corridor. Never pay a local agent a lump sum for a “guaranteed” Ukrainian permit — the permit is filed by the Ukrainian employer, not bought in Cumilla.

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Document checklist (submitted in Dhaka)

  • MRP/e-Passport valid at least 3 months after your planned departure from Ukraine, two blank pages, issued within 10 years
  • Visa form registered on visa.mfa.gov.ua, printed and signed
  • One colour photo 35 × 45 mm
  • Certified copy of the Ukrainian work permit from the State Employment Service
  • Medical insurance with at least €30,000 cover
  • Proof of sufficient funds or of lawful income in Ukraine
  • Consular fee receipt (Resolution No. 118, paras. 5, 8)
  • Police Clearance Certificate: only if the consul requests it (para. 10), with an MFA Bangladesh apostille
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