Between Romania and Ukraine
Siret – Porubne is one of the land border crossings people travel through on the way to Uman, to the Tziyun of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. It joins Romania and Ukraine. There are no direct flights to Ukraine, so the journey to Uman is a flight to a neighbouring country and a land border crossing from there. The map marks 5 driving routes to Uman that use this crossing: from Suceava (about 8:01 h), from Iasi (about 9:46 h), from Bacau (about 10:25 h), from Bucharest Otopeni (about 15:25 h), from Cluj-Napoca (about 12:11 h). The waiting time on this page is updated from official sources and travellers’ reports, and is shown separately for private cars, buses and pedestrians.
The Siret – Porubne crossing joins Romania and Ukraine. Its location: 47.9868, 26.0627.
Yes. Siret – Porubne is one of the land crossings used to enter Ukraine on the way to Uman, and the map marks 5 routes that pass through it.
The wait changes through the day and is not fixed, and it grows sharply in the days before Rosh Hashanah, when tens of thousands of travellers cross the border at once. The top of this page shows the most recent figure the map has, split between private cars, buses and pedestrians, from official sources and travellers’ reports in real time.
5 routes on the map pass through this crossing: from Suceava (about 8:01 h), from Iasi (about 9:46 h), from Bacau (about 10:25 h), from Bucharest Otopeni (about 15:25 h), from Cluj-Napoca (about 12:11 h). The estimates do not include the wait at the border.