The State Border Service of Ukraine launched a "Personal Account" for online checking of restrictions on traveling abroad

The State Tax Service of Ukraine noted that the new service allows you to receive information in real time only about the presence of bans imposed by the court or the enforcement service, for example, alimony, fines, and other debts.

Previously, to obtain such information, one had to submit a written request to the Main Center for Processing Special Information of the State Statistical Service of Ukraine (by mail or in person) and wait several weeks for a response.

Restrictions due to martial law are checked according to separate rules and are not displayed in the office. These include men aged 18–60 and persons who fall under the provisions of paragraph 214 of the Rules for Crossing the State Border by Citizens of Ukraine, approved by the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated July 21, 1995 No. 57.

How the new "Personal Account" service works:

1. Registration - via electronic signature id.gov.ua, Action.Signature, BankID or KEP.
2. Authorization — login to your personal account on the State State Administrative Service of Ukraine portal.
3. Real-time verification — the system automatically checks data in the State Statistical Service of Ukraine databases.
4. The result is that the status instantly appears: "No restrictions" or "There is a temporary restriction."

The service works 24/7 and is available from any device - smartphone, tablet, or computer.

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