
Deferral from Mobilisation
Deferral from Mobilisation during martial law in Ukraine began on February 24, 2022. After all, it was then that Russia started a war against Ukraine, and Ukraine announced the general mobilization of conscripts.
As of October 2026, some categories of conscripts have a deferral from mobilization:
- parents with many children,
- parents of children with disabilities,
- single parents,
- adoptive parents of orphans,
- people with disabilities,
- temporarily unfit for military service according to the conclusion of the VLK,
- carers of parents or wives/husbands who have a disability or serious illness,
- people who were captured by Russia or were deprived of their freedom as a result of the aggression of the Russian Federation,
- people who lost close relatives in the war or they went missing,
- students pursuing their first professional, pre-higher or higher education in full-time or dual education, full-time PhD students
- teachers and lecturers working at at least 0.75 rates.
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