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You need just your passport (not ID!). It should be the same document that you put in the application and bring with you on a day of a tour. Copies or pictures of a passport are not accepted by the police at the entrance to the Exclusion zone. If you changed your passport number, or name after registering in the group please let us know about it not later than one day before the day of the tour. Otherwise, you may be asked for a surcharge for the urgent permit change. A person without a valid passport that matches the official entry permit will not be allowed to the Zone.

Yes, we have private tours inside ChNPP and scheduled tours to the plant. You can visit all the most interesting locations, understand how a nuclear power plant operates, what happened on April 26th, talk to the specialists from the plant, take pictures and videos. That’s absolutely safe and really unique.

No, in accordance with the rules and regulations of visiting the Chornobyl Exclusion zone, staying on its territory for civilians without a guide is strictly forbidden. First and foremost, it is due to the safety ensuring of the visitors themselves.

Yes, it’s possible on a private tour. In this case, you should reserve one seat for a guide. If using your own means of transport, the cost of transportation will be subtracted from the overall cost of the trip.

No, it’s forbidden by the rules of the Chornobyl Exclusion zone. However, if you’re a fan of active rest, we can offer to swim through the Exclusion zone in a kayak.