A 24-hour hotline is operating in Uman for Hasidic pilgrims arriving in the city during their pilgrimage to Rabbi Nachman’s grave.
Foreign nationals can call 38 093 122 50 50 to report any problems or difficulties that arise during their trip, while crossing the border, during their stay in Uman, or while organizing the pilgrimage.
Pilgrims may also send inquiries via email to: [email protected].
The 24-hour hotline was established so that pilgrims can quickly receive information and assistance during their stay in Ukraine.
According to Iryna Rybnytska, executive director of the “Uman Historical and Cultural Center” Charitable Foundation, the hotline operates in three languages—Ukrainian, English, and Hebrew.
“The hotline for Hasidic Jews operates in three languages—Ukrainian, English, and Hebrew. It is designed to resolve issues that may arise during the pilgrimage, such as lost documents, problems crossing the border, and other situations. Pilgrims can also receive advisory assistance. And the Uman Travel website is updated with all the information needed by pilgrims planning to visit Ukraine,” explained Iryna Rybnytska.
The hotline for Hasidic pilgrims in Uman provides assistance in cases where organizational or informational difficulties arise during their trip or stay in the city.
You can contact the hotline, in particular, in the event of:
For foreigners who do not speak Ukrainian, it is important to note that consultations are also available in English and Hebrew.
In addition to the hotline, pilgrims can visit the Uman Travel website—an information resource that provides up-to-date information for those planning a trip to Uman.
On the website, you can find information about:
This resource is especially important for pilgrims visiting Ukraine for the first time or planning a trip under martial law.
The pilgrimage to Uman for Rosh Hashanah brings together thousands of Hasidim from various countries every year. During the peak arrival period, pilgrims may encounter long lines at the border, transportation difficulties, and questions regarding documents, lodging, the tourist tax, or rules for staying in Ukraine.
That is why it’s a good idea to save the hotline number before your trip.
Hotline number for pilgrims:
38 093 122 50 50
Email for inquiries:
[email protected]
One of the main advantages of the hotline is the ability to receive assistance in several languages.
This is important because most pilgrims who come to Uman are foreign nationals. Language support in Ukrainian, English, and Hebrew helps you explain your problem more quickly, get an answer, and understand what to do next.
Pilgrims planning to visit Uman are advised to do the following in advance:
The 24-hour hotline number is: 38 093 122 50 50.
The hotline operates in Ukrainian, English, and Hebrew.
Pilgrims can contact the hotline if they have lost their documents, are experiencing problems crossing the border, are facing difficulties during their pilgrimage, or need advice.
Yes. You can send inquiries to: [email protected].
Up-to-date information for pilgrims is published on the Uman Travel website.