I am 20 years old and male. Do I need to have a military registration document to travel abroad during martial law, and if so, what are the consequences if I don't have one?
I am interested in whether the provisions of the new law on multiple citizenship will apply to persons who already have dual citizenship but obtained it before this law came into force? That is, will they be able to travel abroad without hindrance?
I am 20 years old and a citizen of Ukraine. Will I be able to travel abroad without any obstacles during martial law according to the new rules?
I am aware that the Cabinet of Ministers has adopted a resolution according to which men aged 18 to 22 will be able to cross the border without hindrance during martial law. Will I, as a 20-year-old citizen of Ukraine, be able to travel abroad after the official publication of this resolution?
I recently read news that Yulia Svyrydenko announced the timeframe for reviewing the travel ban for female officials who are not subject to military service. I wonder if these changes will apply to me if I am a local council member?
I am 20 years old, a man, and I want to know if I will be able to travel abroad after the Cabinet of Ministers updates the rules for crossing the state border for men my age? What conditions must be met?
Do you believe that the travel ban on non-military female officials during martial law is justified and meets international human rights standards?
Do you think that restricting men under the age of 22 from traveling abroad is justified during martial law?
Men of military age often think about going abroad during a war. How can I do this without breaking the law if I am subject to military service?
So, the Verkhovna Rada has registered a bill to lift the ban on traveling abroad for men aged 18 to 25. Does this mean that if I am 20 years old, I will be able to travel abroad?