If Poland has completely closed the border with Belarus, does this mean that I will not be able to cross the border with Belarus at all? Are there any alternative routes or exceptions?
I want to know what punishment can await people who help conscripts cross the border illegally, as in the case of three men detained in Odessa for $11,500? They were charged with Part 3 of Article 332 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, but what other consequences can they face?
I want to know whether relatives of conscripts are responsible if they helped them cross the border illegally?
Is it considered illegal crossing the border if a person crosses the border on their own and a military officer only provides them with information about the crossing point?
I tried to cross the border with Slovakia on foot to save money. Is this considered a violation of the law and what consequences will I face?
If a person wants to travel abroad during martial law, but is subject to military service, what are the possible consequences for them and for the person who helps them with this?
The article states that from August 28, men aged 18 to 22 can cross the border of Ukraine with a military registration document. But does this mean that they automatically receive a deferment from mobilization? I wonder if they need to additionally apply to the military registration and enlistment office or other bodies to receive a deferment?
As a local council member, do I have the right to cross the state border without restrictions if I am not a local government official?
If I refuse to provide biometric data when crossing the EU border, will this be grounds for refusal of entry?
A 22-year-old man wants to travel abroad during martial law. Can he do so based on the new rules for crossing the state border if he has a foreign passport and a military registration document in electronic form?