LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE” — Company Information and USREOU 44559356

Quick answer

If you have met the name LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE” while comparing travel insurance, reading a payment description on a card statement, or checking the small print of a policy, this page explains what the company is, how it relates to the Insurance Ukraine brand, and how to verify any of it for yourself in Ukraine's public registers.

Nothing here replaces your own policy documents. Company details, regulatory requirements and product terms all change over time, and the contract you were issued is what determines your cover.

Company information

These are the identifying details published for the legal entity behind this website:

If you are searching for the company specifically, the USREOU code is the detail worth keeping. Company names in Ukraine are not unique, and several unrelated businesses can share a similar name; the eight-digit code identifies exactly one legal entity.

What is LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE”?

LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE” is a Ukrainian limited liability company. It operates the Insurance Ukraine service, an online channel through which foreign nationals can arrange insurance before or during a trip to Ukraine.

The service is built for people who are not resident in Ukraine: visitors, business travellers, students, volunteers and returning family members who need a policy that is written for this destination rather than one bought at home and assumed to apply.

The company publishes its legal name, registration code and registered address openly, on this website and in the documents issued with every policy. That is deliberate. A traveller buying insurance online should be able to establish who they are contracting with, not just which brand name appears in the browser.

What does LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE” do?

The company works in insurance intermediation. Through the Insurance Ukraine service, customers can find information about and purchase:

• travel insurance for trips to Ukraine;
• medical insurance for foreign visitors;
• cover for tourists and short visits;
• cover for longer stays, including study and work trips;
• optional war-risk protection, where the product offers it;
• policies issued and delivered entirely online;
• digital policy documents that can be shown at the border or in a clinic;
• customer support and emergency assistance contacts.

What any individual policy actually covers — the benefits, the limits, the exclusions, the territory and the claims procedure — depends on the product selected and is set out in the contract. A general description of a product category is never a substitute for reading the policy you were issued.

Is LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE” an insurance company?

No, and the distinction matters. The company acts as an insurance agent and intermediary. It is not the insurer, and it does not carry the risk under your policy.

In a normal insurance transaction there are several parties, each with a different role:

• the customer, who buys the policy;
• the intermediary or agent, who arranges and distributes it;
• the insurance company, which underwrites the risk and pays claims;
• the policy itself, which records what was agreed.

Insurance Ukraine names EUROINS Ukraine as its insurance partner. The policy you receive names the insurer, the insured events, the coverage limits, the exclusions and the claims procedure that apply to you specifically.

How LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE” relates to Insurance Ukraine

The relationship is direct: Insurance Ukraine is the trading name, LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE” is the company behind it. The same details appear in the footer of this website, in the About Us page and in the documents attached to a purchase:

LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY “WELCOME TO UKRAINE”, USREOU 44559356, 40 Ushinsky St., office 302, Kyiv, 03151, Ukraine.

So if you arrived at this page after seeing the legal name somewhere other than the website itself — on a receipt, in an email, in a contract — you are looking at the same organisation.

Where the legal name usually appears

A brand name and a company name are rarely identical, and there is nothing unusual about meeting both. The legal name typically shows up in:

• the company information block on the website;
• the insurance contract and its annexes;
• the public offer and terms of service;
• payment descriptions and card statements;
• invoices and confirmations;
• legal notices and privacy documentation;
• correspondence from customer support.

How to verify the company yourself

You do not have to take any of this on trust. Ukraine publishes company and financial-services data openly, and the USREOU code is the key that unlocks it. Two registers are worth knowing:

• National Bank of Ukraine — search the register of financial institutions and intermediaries
• National Bank of Ukraine — registers and lists for non-bank financial services
• National Bank of Ukraine — supervision of the non-bank financial sector (English)

Search by the USREOU code 44559356 rather than by name. A name search returns anything that looks similar; a code search returns one entity or nothing at all.

When you are checking any insurance service, not only this one, it is worth comparing three things: the legal entity shown on the website, the entity named in the contract you were sent, and the entry in the public register. If those three agree, you know who you are dealing with.

Is the company regulated?

Insurance and insurance intermediation in Ukraine sit inside the country's financial-services framework, and the National Bank of Ukraine is the regulator responsible for it. Since 2020 the NBU has supervised the non-bank financial sector, insurers and intermediaries included.

That framework is why the registers linked above exist and why they are public. Rather than asserting a status here, the honest answer is to point you at the source: look the company up in the NBU's own registers using the code, and check the insurer named in your policy the same way.

Where the company is located

The registered address is:

LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE”, 40 Ushinsky St., office 302, Kyiv, 03151, Ukraine. USREOU 44559356. Telephone +380 93 542 67 32.

This is a registered office, not a walk-in insurance shop — the service is designed to be used online, from wherever you happen to be before your trip.

Insurance for Ukraine, in context

Most people who look up this company are doing so on the way to a more practical question: what insurance do I need to travel to Ukraine, and does the policy I already own apply here?

Ukraine has its own expectations for visitors' medical cover, and a policy bought at home may or may not meet them. Before you travel, it is worth checking that:

• the policy period covers your entire stay, including the days you arrive and leave;
• your name and passport details match your travel documents exactly;
• Ukraine is inside the territory of cover, and is not listed as an exclusion;
• the coverage limit meets the requirement that applies to your trip;
• emergency medical treatment and hospitalisation are included;
• you have read the exclusions rather than assuming them;
• any optional cover you wanted has actually been selected and paid for.

Medical insurance for foreign visitors

Medical cover is the part that matters most in practice. A policy written for this destination is designed around what a visitor actually needs here: emergency treatment, hospitalisation, medical transport and a multilingual assistance line that answers.

What is included, and to what limit, varies between products. Read the conditions of the specific policy rather than a general description of travel insurance — including this one.

Does travel insurance for Ukraine cover war risks?

Not automatically, and this is the single most misunderstood point for this destination.

Many conventional travel policies exclude war, armed conflict and military operations outright. A policy that says nothing about war does not thereby cover it.

Where war-risk cover exists, it is a defined civilian benefit with its own conditions, not a blanket promise about anything that happens during a conflict. If it matters to your trip, confirm in writing that it is included in the policy you are buying, and read what it excludes.

Who is the insurer?

Insurance Ukraine names EUROINS Ukraine as its insurance partner. The intermediary and the insurer are separate roles, which is why more than one company name appears during a purchase and on the documents afterwards.

Your policy is the definitive record. It names the insurer, the insured events, the limits, the exclusions and the claims procedure that apply to you.

How to check the policy you were issued

Once you have bought, spend two minutes on the document itself. Check:

• your full name and personal details;
• the start and end dates of cover;
• the territory of cover;
• the sum insured;
• the medical benefits included;
• war-risk cover, if you selected it;
• the exclusions;
• the emergency assistance contacts;
• the claims procedure.

If anything is wrong, raise it before you travel rather than at a hospital desk. Corrections are straightforward beforehand and difficult afterwards.

Why company transparency matters when you buy online

Buying insurance online means buying a promise. The only way to judge a promise is to know who is making it, so before you pay you should be able to establish:

• who operates the service;
• which legal entity you are contracting with;
• how to find that entity in a public register;
• which insurance company carries the risk;
• what the policy covers and what it excludes;
• how to reach someone if something goes wrong.

That is why the legal name LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE”, the USREOU code 44559356, the Kyiv address and the contact details are published here rather than buried. They are what makes the rest of the site checkable.

Need insurance for a trip to Ukraine?

If you found this page while looking up the company and you are actually preparing to travel, you can review the available options and buy online. Check the policy period, the territory, the limits and any optional cover before you pay.

About this page

This page exists to help visitors identify the legal entity behind Insurance Ukraine and understand how the parties to an insurance policy relate to one another. Company information, regulatory requirements and product conditions can change. For anything that affects your cover, the current website and your own policy documents take precedence over this article.