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Retired ex-official built a residential complex: Swida and his family own dozens of real estate objects and expensive cars
Former senior official of the Zakarpattia Customs, Mykhailo Svida, after retirement, took up construction of the Radysheva residential complex in Uzhhorod. Journalists also found dozens of real estate objects, businesses, and expensive cars owned by him and members of his family.
This was reported by Telegraf.
According to journalists, in 2022–2025, Svida received over 37 million UAH from selling apartments in the built housing complex. He paid taxes on these incomes, amounting to about 7,4 million UAH, after the investigation began. After that, the proceedings were closed.
Before the construction of the housing complex, companies connected with his wife and son were involved. The story also features his daughter-in-law, Larysa Kurakh, who works as a judge at the Mukachevo City- district Court.
The 69-year-old Mykhailo Svida currently owns 12 real estate objects. Among them are 4 land plots, 4 parking spaces, and 3 non-residential premises in the Radysheva residential complex, as well as a three-room apartment in Uzhhorod, purchased while he was still employed in public service.
His wife, Marta Svida, owns 9 real estate objects. The family also owns a Land Rover Range Rover 2019 from the year, with an estimated market value of about $50 thousand.
The largest list of property belongs to son Oleksandr Svida. He has 19 real estate objects and several companies, including a construction company.
Oleksandr Svida’s wife, Larysa Kurakh, is a judge at Mukachevo City- district Court. In her declaration, it is noted that her husband uses a Range Rover Sport 2025 from the year, with an approximate value of $150 thousand. The car is registered to LLC Autoban, and its owner is listed as the couple's daughter Nicole.
Kurakh herself uses a Range Rover 2019 from the year, which belongs to LLC Budavtotodor. The car is registered to Nicole and the judge’s mother Olga Kurakh.
Separately, journalists drew attention to the company Nicole+, which links the Svida and Kurakh families. Oleksandr Svida was among its founders, contributed real estate to the charter capital and received a stake valued at 10 million UAH.
Judge Kurakh did not disclose property rights in her declaration. NACP detected this violation. According to the judge, she was unaware of her husband’s property rights and could not verify this information by his Tax Identification Number.
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