Children's travel abroad: what documents are needed under martial law

During martial law, Ukrainian children can travel abroad under certain conditions. The State Border Guard Service explained that Ukrainian citizen children can use passports or birth certificates to confirm their identity and family connections. Control over the permission to leave the country is carried out by the relevant border guard inspectors.

The conditions for children's travel abroad during the war have their features. Children aged 16 can travel alone, but younger children must be accompanied by one of their parents. To travel with a third party, notarized consent from both parents is required. Such requirements are aimed at ensuring the safety and confidence of those managing abroad.

The conditions for crossing the border for Ukrainian children during the war are carefully regulated and ensure safe travel and the preservation of family ties.