Border Crossing

Border Crossing for Ukrainians during martial law is regulated with restrictions, especially for men aged 18 to 60. However, certain categories are permitted to cross the state border:

• Persons with disabilities — men with disabilities in Group I, II, or III.
• Fathers of multiple children — men with three or more children under 18.
• Single fathers — men who independently raise children under 18.
• Guardians and custodians — persons who are official guardians of orphans or children deprived of parental care.
• Accompanying sick children — men accompanying children for treatment abroad.
• Students of foreign universities — men studying full-time or in dual programs.
• Drivers and volunteers — men involved in transporting humanitarian aid or international transport.
• Railway and maritime workers — men employed in these sectors.
• Diplomats and international organization staff — men traveling for official duties.
• Men with business trips and exemptions — those with official exemptions from conscription and official travel orders.
• Persons removed from military registration — men exempted from registration for health or other reasons.

For each category, documents confirming the right to exit are required.