The State Border Guard Service has launched a "Personal Account" feature that allows users to check restrictions on travel abroad
The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine is launching a new service called "Personal Account," which will allow citizens to independently check whether there are any temporary restrictions on traveling abroad.
This was reported by the State Border Guard Service’s press center.
The Border Guard Service clarified that the service applies specifically to temporary restrictions imposed by a court or enforcement agency.
This includes, in particular, child support debts, unpaid fines, and other enforcement proceedings.
The State Border Guard Service emphasized that the service will not display restrictions related to martial law.
“Restrictions due to martial law (for men aged 18–60 and individuals subject to the provisions of paragraph 214 of the Rules for Crossing the State Border by Citizens of Ukraine, approved by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 57 dated July 21, 1995), are verified according to separate rules and are not displayed in the portal,” border guards explained.
Earlier, the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine denied information circulating on social media about an alleged sharp increase in the activity of Russian sabotage and reconnaissance groups in the Chernihiv region.
As a reminder, the enemy is deploying small assault groups in the border area instead of DRGs.
The State Border Guard Service also reported a decrease in the activity of enemy DRGs.
Russian occupation forces continue to actively send sabotage and reconnaissance groups into Ukrainian territory, attempting to find gaps in defensive positions. The main activity of enemy units is currently concentrated on sections of the state border within the Sumy and Kharkiv regions.
