You can get IDP status online in the Diya application.

1. Go to Diya, click Services - Issuance of aid for IDPs.

2. Enter the current address of your current place of residence.

3. Confirm the location using geolocation.

4. Click Register without children if you do not have a child or want to register without one.

5. To apply for financial assistance, click I want to receive assistance and select the Support card. If you need additional help, please indicate what it is - medical, educational and/or humanitarian - and leave your contact details.

The service is available only to citizens who do not yet have an IDP certificate.

This issue belongs to the competence of the MSEK. It is better to contact a specialist of the relevant medical profile.

On April 11, the Verkhovna Rada adopted the general law on mobilization. He lowers the conscription age, introduces electronic accounts of conscripts and introduces basic military training instead of conscription. In addition, the law deals with the conditions of conscription of women.

Ukrainian women can be called up to serve in the army only with their voluntary consent.

However, all women who have obtained a medical or pharmaceutical specialty must register for military service. They include female doctors aged 18 to 60, who will be determined to be fit for service based on their health status. At the same time, military registration does not mean mandatory mobilization of women.

According to the law on mobilization, women who are on the military register can be called up for service during martial law also only at their own will.

The right of internally displaced persons to provide the necessary medical assistance in state and communal health care institutions and provision of medicines is provided for in Article 9 of the Law of Ukraine "On Ensuring the Rights and Freedoms of Internally Displaced Persons". The provision of primary medical care to internally displaced persons under martial law is regulated by the Order of the Ministry of Health dated March 17, 2022 No. 496 "Some issues of the provision of primary medical aid under martial law"

During martial law, an internally displaced person can receive medical assistance free of charge at the place of actual residence by contacting any health care facility that has the ability to provide appropriate treatment.

Measures to ensure the reception, travel, accommodation and accommodation of forced migrants are the expenditure obligations of Ukraine and local self-government bodies in accordance with their competence to ensure the social rights and guarantees of citizens of Ukraine.

Regarding free travel for internally displaced persons, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has registered a project of the Law "On Amendments to the Law of Ukraine "On Ensuring the Rights and Freedoms of Internally Displaced Persons" regarding the introduction of free travel for internally displaced persons during the period of martial law" No. 8020. However, regarding of this document, the conclusion of the Committee on the consideration of 04.11.2022 has only been provided.

https://diia.gov.ua/services/dopomoga-na-ditinu-odinokij-materi-abo-batku - here you can apply for assistance. A single mother or an unmarried father has the right to child support. And also a single adopter, if there is no record of the father or mother in the child's birth certificate.

1. Click Apply and log in.

2. Choose a reason for receiving assistance.

3. Enter the details of the child for whom you wish to receive assistance.

4. Choose the method of receiving assistance.

5. Fill in the data about family members.

6. Enter data on income and property owned by you and your family members.

7. Upload a scanned copy of the child's medical certificate, if any.

8. Check the formed application and declaration, sign with an electronic signature or Action. Sign it and send it to the social protection body for consideration.

9. The application review status will be displayed in your personal account on the Diya portal.

10. You will receive a notification about the consideration of your application also by e-mail.

In such cases, administrative responsibility provided for in Article 204-1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses: illegal crossing or attempted illegal crossing of the state border of Ukraine will follow. For the commission of this administrative offense, a fine of two hundred to five hundred tax-free minimum incomes of citizens or administrative arrest for a period of up to fifteen days, with confiscation of tools and means of committing the offense is provided.

Illegal crossing of the border in wartime entails responsibility provided for by law. This liability may also be criminal depending on each specific case.

In all cases of illegal border crossing by men aged 18 to 60, regardless of the method, their actions can also be qualified under Article 336 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, since today most often illegal crossing is carried out precisely for the purpose of evading the draft.

The Volunteer Register is a database of volunteers who have been helping defenders and war-affected people since 2014. The register is maintained by the State Tax Service.

To register, you need to submit documents to the State Tax Service at the place of registration: in person or by mail.

List of documents you need to have:

• Application for inclusion in the register of volunteers.

• A copy of the identification code.

• Copy of passport.

• Certificate of opening an account to which you collect charitable contributions in form No. 4-RV. You can get it at the bank where you have an account.

If all the documents are filled in correctly, then within one working day the State Tax Service must include you in the register and provide an extract of inclusion.

You can volunteer without registration, it is not necessary. However, if you are collecting funds for aid, you need to register in order not to have problems with the tax office.

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The status of an internally displaced person, and, accordingly, payments, can be lost in three cases: moving abroad; return to the place of permanent residence; if the change of the actual place of residence has not been reported (there are 10 days for this).

The payment of utility services by persons with the status of "children of war" is carried out with a 25 percent discount, but there are some restrictions on the provision of such a benefit. Benefits for children of war are provided for the payment of all communal services except for the service of managing an apartment building.

The discount is calculated only for one person - a child of war - without taking into account other persons (family members) living together with the beneficiary.