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Get a address of places of stay first and get insurance then all is well as of 26 June 2020...maybe now is different?

Let me clarify
APP
You will need UA phone number to download the app DII VDOMA and rgister there. You must stay in the address you provide during crossing the border for 14 days.
INSURANCE
if you have one which covers UA territory and COVID-treatment, you can use yours, if not - you may buy local. Digital isutrance works.
TEST
after arrival you may go the lab and pass the test (900-2000 UAH). Only in UA lab! they will operate it, inform the gevernment and app will inform you that isolation is over (in case of negative test of course).
text me if you need more details or any other questions appear

Thank you Svitlana, very helpful information.
Just some further questions...
Do you know what additional checks are done/asked at airport security on arrival?
I would like to be prepared with all documents/information.
Would I have to make an appointment at the clinic for a coronavirus test
when I arrive or can this be done from UK?
Can the app be downloaded on my arrival in Ukraine or must I have this already?
Thank you so much,
Regards,
Tony

Dear Tony, at the airport you will be checked only for insurance and that's all. Of course, they will measure your temperature - but in 2020 it's regular already
As of today we got the info that you may even pass the test in the airport, but no confirmation yet. till August there will be more information for sure.
please note - only ua test works!
the app can be downloaded upon your arrival, but make sure you have UA phone number or you can use someone's
feel free to ask more questions if needed

Dear Svitlana, thank you very much for your prompt advice.
Can you recommend an insurance company that covers foreigners
for COVID? I cannot seem to locate any from the internet.
What are the regulations about wearing facemasks (at present).
Regards, Tony

Dear Tony, there are o lot of them. ***
As for the mask you should wear it in tha airport, shops, subway, public transport (any close public objects); you may not wear it on the streets, parks etc.