Ukraine announces general mobilization due to full-scale Russian invasion. Traveling abroad for men is currently limited, with some exceptions.

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The State Border Service of Ukraine told whether a man who is the father of three or more children can be allowed to leave.

Contents. 2-6 of the Rules for the category of persons who are allowed to travel outside Ukraine, is determined by part one of Article 23 of the Law of Ukraine "

In particular, the fourth paragraph of Art.. 23 of the Law of Ukraine "

Thus, the determining factor is not paternity, but the maintenance of three or more children..

Therefore, in order to cross the border on this basis, it is necessary to provide supporting documents for the maintenance of three or more children under 18 years of age.

Such documents confirming the independent upbringing of a child in accordance with the requirements of the Family Code of Ukraine can be:.

birth certificates of children;

or certificate of the father of a large family;

or a court decision depriving one of the parents of parental rights;

or death certificate of the child's mother;

or a court decision to take the child away from the mother without depriving him of parental rights;

or a court decision declaring the mother missing;

or a court decision declaring the mother dead.

For a man who is the father of three or more children, you can cross the border without children, if you have the specified documents or their notarized copies.

It should also be noted that if a man does not live in the same family with his child (children), it is necessary to provide evidence of the maintenance of the child (children).

Supporting documents may be a court decision on the appointment of alimony for the maintenance of the child (children) and a certificate from the executive service on the absence of debt in the payment of alimony, the amount of payment of such alimony, etc..

Recall that the government approved the procedure according to which volunteers who defended our country can receive the status of a participant in hostilities..