Students allowed to work: how to maintain deferment from mobilization

How to maintain the right to deferment from mobilization

Lawyer Maksym Hornostai shared advice for Ukrainian students who want to maintain their right to deferment from mobilization while working during their studies. According to him, students who study full-time or in a dual format need not worry about losing their deferment if they adhere to their study schedule and have no debts.

Students do not lose their deferment from mobilization due to work. The main thing is to be on time for classes and not to have debts, the lawyer emphasized.

However, it is important to understand that missing classes without valid reasons may lead to suspension of studies, which could affect the status of the deferment. The university has the right to monitor students' attendance and their academic performance.

Who is eligible for deferment and under what conditions

Students of higher education institutions, graduate students, doctoral students, and trainee assistants can receive deferment from mobilization. An important condition is studying only in a full-time or dual format. Part-time students are not entitled to deferment. It is also important to continuously acquire education, progressing from one level to another, in order to maintain the deferment.

• Meeting the conditions for obtaining deferment will help avoid troubles in the future.
• While working during studies, a student must take care of their academic results and attendance.

Summary: A lawyer explained to Ukrainian students how to maintain deferment from mobilization while working during their studies. It is important to stick to the class schedule and have no debts, as well as to continue acquiring education to avoid losing this right.