The Verkhovna Rada has canceled fees for military personnel and residents of frontline areas: who will receive benefits.
According to inkorr.com: The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has passed a bill that exempts military personnel and residents of frontline regions from paying administrative fees. The press service of the parliament announced this on October 9, 2025.
The document provides benefits for combatants, those released from captivity, relatives of deceased military personnel, people with disabilities, and volunteers who have helped in the conflict zone.
Ease of obtaining benefits
According to the bill, these categories of citizens will be exempted from paying administrative fees when resolving issues related to property registration, opening a business, and processing civil status documents.
Members of Parliament stated: 'We will simplify the procedure for obtaining benefits as much as possible. Citizens will not need to spend time collecting additional documents or navigating complex bureaucratic procedures.'
Benefits for military personnel in 2026
Additionally, it is interesting to find out what payments military participants may receive in 2026.
The adopted bill provides significant benefits for military personnel and residents of frontline territories, enabling them to address various issues more easily.
These changes will be an important step in supporting those who have devoted their strength and time to defending the country and its citizens. Simplifying the procedures for obtaining benefits will help eliminate bureaucratic barriers and ease the lives of those who need it most.
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