Lately, I often hear and read about the so-called "white ticket". Please tell me, what does it really mean from a legal point of view? If a person receives a "white ticket", can this cause problems with future employment or traveling abroad? What rights and restrictions arise after receiving it in general?
I am a civil servant and would like to travel abroad during the war. Is it possible to do this without a business trip if I have my own reasons for traveling? I have heard that during martial law there are certain restrictions on officials traveling outside Ukraine.
As a man of draft age, can I travel abroad in the event of the death of a close relative if I receive the appropriate permission from the military enlistment office?
I recently learned about changes to the border crossing rules, according to which men aged 18-22 can travel abroad. But I have not yet updated my military registration document. Will I be able to travel abroad without a fine or other consequences?
I am a member of the local council and work as a teacher. Will I be able to travel abroad according to the new Cabinet resolution?
If a man aged 18 to 22 has a foreign passport and a military registration document, can he travel abroad during martial law without any additional documents, for example, a certificate from the military registration and enlistment office?
I have a military registration document and want to go abroad. Can I do this if I am 20 years old, and what documents do I need to present to the border guards?
I am 20 years old, male. Do I have the right to leave Ukraine during martial law if I did not receive a summons?
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?
What documents are needed for a 21-year-old son to travel abroad with his mother, who has a disability group II? Is such a trip allowed now?