I read on the website that the Supreme Court has formulated a conclusion regarding the right to cross the border of men whose relatives died or went missing during the measures to repel armed aggression. What if I don't have deceased relatives, but I have other circumstances that may be grounds for traveling abroad?
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 a man of military age and want to travel abroad through a checkpoint without permission from the military registration and enlistment office. Will this be considered illegal border crossing and what could be the consequences for me?
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 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?
The Supreme Court recently ruled on the right of men to cross the border if their relatives died or went missing during the counter-attack. I want to know if this decision will apply to me if my brother went missing during the fighting?