Conscripts can travel abroad with a disabled mother: key condition.
Traveling abroad for conscripted citizens
According to Novyny.live: A conscripted citizen can travel abroad accompanying a disabled mother, provided that they are registered at the same address. This avoids the need to obtain a care act, which is an important condition for leaving during martial law, when leaving Ukraine is restricted.
Necessary documents
To implement this opportunity, the conscripted citizen needs to prepare certain documents. Among them:
- an extract from the community registry;
- the birth certificate of the conscript;
- the pension certificate of the mother.
As Yuriy Aivazyan notes, 'extracts from the community registry are sufficient.'
This simplifies the process of leaving for individuals accompanying disabled persons. Thus, by adhering to these requirements, conscripts can exercise their right to travel abroad while providing the necessary support to their disabled mothers.
This innovation is important for conscripts as it allows them to fulfill family responsibilities, supporting loved ones in the difficult conditions of war. It can be a significant step towards easing the lives of people who find themselves in difficult circumstances due to the war and restrictions on leaving the country.
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