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Noel ve Yılbaşı 2025-2026

22.12 — 07.01.2026 • Her 7 dk güncelleme — 16 sınır kapısı canlı

Ukrayna'dan Ukrayna'ya

Quick Summary (30 seconds)

  • Peak days: Dec 22–24 (exit) and Jan 1–3 (return) — queues up to 7+ hours
  • Best time: night 23:00–06:00 — queues 50–70% shorter
  • Avoid: Sunday Dec 22 and Wednesday Jan 1 — 5–8 hour waits
  • Alternatives: Nyzankovychi, Smilnytsia — less traffic than Shehyni/Krakovets
  • Before departure: check real-time queue status
Live queues Border map

Sınırı ne zaman geçmeli Ukrayna'ya giriş için?

Tatil döneminde 22.12–07.01.2026 sınırda yoğun trafik bekleniyor. 16 sınır kapısındaki kuyrukları gerçek zamanlı olarak takip ediyoruz.

Seyahat için en iyi günler: 3, 4, 5, 27, 28, 29, 30 (~90 dk bekleme). Kuyruklar minimum düzeyde, çoğu kişi evde kutluyor.

Bu günlerden kaçının: 6, 7, 22, 23, 24, 25, 31 (420+ dk'ya kadar). Yoğun günler — Paskalya arifesi, bayram pazar günü.

Veriler, kuyrukların geçmiş analizine ve mevcut dönem tahminlerine dayanmaktadır. Gerçek zamanlı güncellemeler için aşağıdaki "Mevcut Kuyruk" bölümüne bakın.

İnteraktif Takvim

Tahmini görmek için bir tarihe tıklayın

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All Medyka — Shehyni Korchova — Krakivets Khrebenne — Rava-Ruska Zosyn — Ustyluh Budomezh — Hrushiv Krosstsenko — Smilnytsia Dolgobychuv — Uhryniv Medyka — Shehyni (Otobüsler) Korchova — Krakivets (Otobüsler) Khrebenne — Rava-Ruska (Otobüsler) Dorohusk — Yagodyn (Otobüsler) Zosyn — Ustyluh (Otobüsler) Budomezh — Hrushiv (Otobüsler) Krosstsenko — Smilnytsia (Otobüsler) Dolgobychuv — Uhryniv (Otobüsler) Medyka — Shehyni (Yayalar)
Kaçının >4sa 39dk (27.12)
Orta 2-3sa (23.12)
En İyi ≤1sa 22dk (22.12, 24.12–26.12, 28.12–07.01)
Normal gün

Aralık 2025

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Ocak 2026

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Seçili tarih:

Saatlik bekleme süresi
12 9 6 3 0
00 06 12 18 23

Saatlik sınır kuyrukları: geçiş için en iyi zaman

Yukarıdaki grafik, 22 Aralık 2025 – 7 Ocak 2026 dönemi için seçilen tarihteki saatlik kuyruk dağılımını göstermektedir.

Kırmızı çubuklar
Kritik yük (3–7 saat)
Sarı çubuklar
Orta kuyruklar (1–2 saat)
Yeşil çubuklar
Optimal saatler (15–30 dk)

Temel kalıplar

Gece (23:00–06:00) — en kısa kuyruklar

Tahminler, bu saatlerde geçişin 15–30 dakika sürdüğünü gösteriyor.

Sabah erken (06:00–09:00) — ikinci en iyi

Gündüzden kısa ama geceden uzun kuyruklar (45–60 dakika).

Gündüz (10:00–16:00) — en yoğun yük

Sınırda maksimum kuyruklar, özellikle:

  • • 24–25 Ara (Noel Arifesi, Noel): 180+ dakikaya kadar
  • • 31 Ara – 1 Oca (Yılbaşı): 420+ dakikaya kadar (maksimum)
Akşam (17:00–22:00) — ikinci zirve

İnsanlar akşam yola çıkıyor. Bekleme 120–180 dakika.

Pratik sonuç

Kuyrukları önlemek için yolculuğunuzu 23:00–06:00 arasına planlayın veya düşük trafikli günlerde (27–30 Ara, 3–5 Oca).

Sınırda Hava Durumu

Tatil dönemi için mevcut koşullar ve tahmin

Медика — Шегині
Bulutlu
-10 °C

Bulutlu

💧 81% 💨 4 м/с
5 günlük tahmin
Bugün
-8° -14°
Sun
-10° -18°
Mon
-11° -18°
Tue
-6° -14°
Wed
1° -7°
209 dk önce
Корчова — Краківець
Bulutlu
-11 °C

Bulutlu

💧 83% 💨 4 м/с
5 günlük tahmin
Bugün
-10° -17°
Sun
-10° -19°
Mon
-11° -20°
Tue
-6° -13°
Wed
0° -6°
332 dk önce
Гребенне — Рава-Руська
Kar yağışı
-12 °C

Kar yağışı

💧 85% 💨 4 м/с
5 günlük tahmin
Bugün
-11° -19°
Sun
-12° -22°
Mon
-14° -25°
Tue
-8° -24°
Wed
-1° -8°
331 dk önce
Зосин — Устилуг
Açık
-14 °C

Açık

💧 78% 💨 3 м/с
5 günlük tahmin
Bugün
-11° -19°
Sun
-13° -24°
Mon
-15° -29°
Tue
-10° -29°
Wed
-0° -10°
151 dk önce

Kış koşulları: kar ve buz bekleyin. Olası gecikmeler için sıcak giysiler ve atıştırmalıklar getirin.

Arabanızı kontrol edin: kış lastikleri birçok AB ülkesinde Kasım'dan Mart'a kadar zorunludur.

Tüm hava verilerini görüntüle

Sınır yakınında alışveriş

Sınır yakınında popüler mağazalar

Biedronka Fırsatlar
Lidl Mağazalar
Carrefour Hipermarket
Tüm mağazalar Kaufland, Auchan ve dahası
Medyka — Shehyni
Lviv Oblastı
15 dk
Korchova — Krakivets
Lviv Oblastı
15 dk
Dolgobychuv — Uhryniv
Lviv Oblastı
—
Krosstsenko — Smilnytsia
Zakarpatya
—
Budomezh — Hrushiv
Lviv Oblastı
—
Zosyn — Ustyluh
Volyn Oblastı
—
Dorohusk — Yagodyn
Volyn Oblastı
—
Khrebenne — Rava-Ruska
Lviv Oblastı
—
Haritada görüntüle
Medyka — Shehyni
Lviv Oblastı
165 dk
30 araç
Haritada görüntüle

Gerekli Belgeler

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Temel Belgeler

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Sürücüler İçin

When to Cross Ukraine-Poland Border Without Queues: Three Scenarios

Scenario 1: Leaving Ukraine (Dec 22–28)

If you're traveling to Poland or other EU countries before Christmas (Dec 22–23) or prefer days after, the optimal dates are December 27, 28, 29. Most people have already reached their destinations, so border queues drop to 90–120 minutes.

Avoid: December 22, 23, 24, 25. This is the peak pre-holiday period when hundreds of thousands travel simultaneously.
Tip: If you must travel on pre-holiday days, go at night (23:00–06:00) — wait time drops from 3–4 hours to 15–30 minutes.

Scenario 2: Returning to Ukraine (Dec 31 – Jan 5)

This is the most critical period for entering Ukraine. December 31 and January 1 are official holidays, but traffic remains at record levels as people return home after celebrating abroad. Wait times can reach 180–420 minutes.

Best return days: January 2–5. After New Year, most people stay with relatives, so queues shrink. On January 3–5, wait times are around 90 minutes.
Tip: If possible, delay your return by 2–3 days after celebrations. Alternative — travel on the night of Dec 31 to Jan 1 (23:00–06:00), when queues are minimal even on peak dates.

Scenario 3: Using Alternative Checkpoints

If main checkpoints (Shehyni, Krakovets, Rava-Ruska) are overloaded, consider alternative crossings:

Nyzhankovychi
(Lviv → Dukla, Poland)
Usually less busy
Smilnytsia
(Ivano-Frankivsk → Krynica, Poland)
Rarely used

These checkpoints have longer routes but can reduce total travel time when main crossings have critical queues.

What Causes Record Queues During Christmas and New Year

Queues form at the Ukraine-EU border during December 22, 2025 – January 7, 2026 due to several factors:

1

Mass Return of Ukrainians Working Abroad

Over 100,000 Ukrainians working in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Germany return home for 2–3 weeks of family celebration. This creates a one-time stress on checkpoints operating at capacity limits.

2

Students at Foreign Educational Institutions

Thousands of students pause their studies for the holiday break and return to Ukraine. According to border guard data, pre-holiday traffic includes a significant share of student youth.

3

Relatives from Abroad Visiting Ukraine

Conversely, some families from the European diaspora come to Ukraine for celebrations, increasing entry traffic. Border guard forecasts show 15,000 more people entering than leaving.

4

New EU EES Standard

From October 2025, EU borders implement the EES biometric registration system (Entry/Exit System), adding 1–2 minutes per person to processing time. This indirectly affects the entire checkpoint chain.

5

Limited Checkpoint Capacity

Even with enhanced staffing, 16 checkpoints on the Ukraine-Poland border simply cannot process 155,000+ people per day without queues. This is the physical infrastructure limit.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most popular questions about crossing the border during holidays

Holiday Queue Timing

Shortest queues are nights from 23:00 to 06:00 and early morning (06:00–09:00). On Christmas (Dec 24-25), expect maximum queues from 10:00 to 20:00. Travel at night — wait time drops from 3-4 hours to 15-30 minutes.
Christmas (Dec 24-25): Queues 90-180 minutes. Fewer people travel early (before 06:00).
New Year (Dec 31-Jan 1): Even longer queues — up to 180+ minutes. Travel 2-3 days earlier or later.
Dec 27-30 is a "dead zone" between two celebration peaks. Most people have already crossed before Christmas or are waiting until New Year. Expect only 10-30 minutes — ideal travel time.
Yes, Dec 24-25 are the busiest days for exit. These are Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with maximum traffic. Queues are expected to reach 90-180 minutes during the day. To minimize waiting, travel at night (23:00-06:00) when traffic drops by 80%. Or postpone your trip to Dec 27-28 when most people have already reached their destinations. For trucks, the situation is critical — 37-hour waits have been recorded on Dec 22-24.
The best days to return are Jan 2-5. On Jan 1 and Dec 31, queues for entry to Ukraine reach peak values (180-420 minutes) as people rush home after celebrations. After official holidays, most guests stay with relatives for a few days, reducing traffic by half to 90-120 minutes. If you must travel Dec 31-Jan 1, go at night (23:00-06:00) — even on peak dates, queues are minimal then.
Main checkpoints (Shehyni, Krakovets, Rava-Ruska) handle up to 50% of all border traffic. With critical queues, consider alternatives: Nyzhankovychi (Lviv → Dukla, Poland) — less busy, though 30-50km longer; Smilnytsia (Ivano-Frankivsk → Krynica, Poland) — rarely used, usually 30-60 min wait; Tereblya (Zakarpattia → Vyšné Nemecké, Slovakia). Use nakordoni.eu to check alternative crossing queues before departure.
You cannot completely avoid queues, but you can minimize them with three strategies:
1. Time optimization: Travel at night (23:00–06:00) on any date. Even on peak days (Dec 24, 31), nights are calm with 15-30 min waits.
2. Day selection: Best exit dates are Dec 27-30. Best entry dates are Jan 2-5. Wait times under 90-120 min.
3. Alternative checkpoints: If main crossings are overloaded, try Nyzhankovychi or Smilnytsia.
4. eCherha system: Some checkpoints offer electronic queue booking in advance.
Yes. From October 2025, the EU is implementing EES (Entry/Exit System) — a biometric registration system for foreigners. The transition will last until April 2026. When entering the EU (including Poland), you will need to provide biometric data (fingerprints, facial photo). This adds 1-2 minutes per person to processing time, which accumulates in large queues. Plan for 20-30% more time than usual when entering the EU. This factor is already included in our queue forecasts.

Documents & Requirements

• Passport: Biometric, valid for at least 6 months
• Vehicle registration: Original
• Green Card: Mandatory car insurance
• For men: Military ID or TCC permit
• For children: Parental consent for travel
Ukrainians: Visa-free entry for 90 days within 180 days. No visa needed.
EES (from 2025): Automatic biometric registration on first EU entry.

Practical Tips

1. Travel at night: 23:00–06:00 — 15–30 min wait
2. Choose another crossing: If main one is overloaded
3. Check nakordoni.eu: Live queue data
4. Avoid Fridays and Saturdays: Busiest days
• Documents easily accessible
• Charged phone + charger
• Water and snacks
• Warm blanket (winter)
• Entertainment for kids

Traveling with Children

• Travel consent: From both parents (if child under 16)
• Birth certificate: When traveling with one parent
• Child's passport: Biometric or travel document
• Divorce certificate: If parents are divorced

Emergency Situations

1. Turn on hazard lights
2. Call 112
3. Move car to side if possible
4. Call tow truck

Border Guard hotline: +38 (0)44 290-8901
• Ask the officer for the reason
• Request the checkpoint commander
• Border Guard hotline: +38 (0)44 290-8901
• Document the incident (officer number, time, date)
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