Listen, I'm not going to debate you point by point. This is your application. Go ahead and try it. I'm just saying you might want to consider a Plan B. Good luck. I'm not asking you to debate with me point by point, I was asking generally for advice, that's all. As for your post, I honestly want to...

if you dont want to go back to mideast, you can always go back to ukraine, can u? plus, here is the question. are your parents from ukraine or they re from another eastern europe country(which joined eu in 2004). why not check out your ancester and see if they re from another place. if let say you ...

I can pretty much guarantee that an asylum claim from a Ukraine-born Israeli is not going to be positively viewed in any EU country. Forgive my ignorance here, but why? Wwhat is so specific about that combination? Israel was historically founded by individuals attempting to create a refuge for worl...

Hi, I'm 23 years old and I was born in Ukraine, where I lived the first part of my life, until my parents were offered money (really) to move to Israel (on the grounds that my dad is Jewish), and because things financially were bad, they took it. In a nutshell, they ended up in a new country, with n...