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This is the list I found three years ago:
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Buryatia and Tuwa worked, but some of them are not working, for example Yakutia or as we know Altai.
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So, last night I emailed permit applications to both Tuva and Primorsky Krai. Soon got a confirmation from Primorsky Krai (they are 8 hours ahead of me I think), and seems like Tuva are responsive from the experience of others.

I sent a scanned print out of my application form which I had signed, a scan of the data page of my passport, and a cover note explaining that my visa is still in preparation. Everything was in Russian.

So here's hoping I get a permit for Uvs Lake area and the North Korean border.

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Hi guys,

I'm planning my trip to Altai repubblic and absolutley whant to go to UKOK plateau.
could you send me a doc or PDF vesion of the application to obtain the entering permit in Ukok area?
do you know if it is needed to mark a precise itinerary in the Plateau or if it is enough to gust write Ukok?
I saw that probably they will ask about the car you will use to go, I plan to find a car and driver once i'm in Altai, do you know if it is possible to obtain the permit without car details?

Thank you so much.

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