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I am a cadet of a military school, can I go abroad?
I want to go to Turkey, but they say that they may not let me go.
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They won’t give you a foreign passport, without options, not a single commander will sign an extradition application for you. But if you have your old valid passport, even from a "citizen", received before entering a military university, then go boldly on it, no one at the border will ask whether you are a military man or not.
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answered 12 years ago
sigur62, "not a single commander will sign an extradition form for you" - almost 100%.
But we do not know the "resources" of the cadet. :)))
Let him try ... though there is a risk of running into trouble.
But we do not know the "resources" of the cadet. :)))
Let him try ... though there is a risk of running into trouble.
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answered 12 years ago
Well, you ... Do not exaggerate)))
To get a passport, military personnel need permission from the command, yes.
The cadet is apparently something else. Whatever the case, permission may well be given. It's not all that difficult.
To get a passport, military personnel need permission from the command, yes.
The cadet is apparently something else. Whatever the case, permission may well be given. It's not all that difficult.
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answered 12 years ago
"The cadet is apparently something else."
- Literally, uncontrollably laughing .... apparently a reaction to the word "something else" ... (the author's request not to be offended ...)
The citizen took the oath! It equalizes everything else ... the point is that the commander may not agree to sign the permit for various reasons ... :)
- Literally, uncontrollably laughing .... apparently a reaction to the word "something else" ... (the author's request not to be offended ...)
The citizen took the oath! It equalizes everything else ... the point is that the commander may not agree to sign the permit for various reasons ... :)
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answered 12 years ago
Well, I am not familiar with such subtleties ...
I know about the permission for the military, but I didn’t know about the cadets)
And if this is a boy in the cadet corps? He is 8 years old. Do you really need permission from the command too?
We're all confused...
But I think no one will find fault with an ordinary cadet. He does not serve in the Space Forces ... Not even Soviet times today.
I know about the permission for the military, but I didn’t know about the cadets)
And if this is a boy in the cadet corps? He is 8 years old. Do you really need permission from the command too?
We're all confused...
But I think no one will find fault with an ordinary cadet. He does not serve in the Space Forces ... Not even Soviet times today.
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answered 12 years ago
the cadet asked if he could fly to Turkey, and if they would make him a passport. maybe he has it.
and in the summer the cadet must have a vacation. if he is not on the list of restricted citizens, then they will release him. he will not fly in a military commissar.
although I'm not familiar with the details. but my brother studied with a friend at Suvorov, he had a foreign country and went on vacation with his parents in the summer.
and in the summer the cadet must have a vacation. if he is not on the list of restricted citizens, then they will release him. he will not fly in a military commissar.
although I'm not familiar with the details. but my brother studied with a friend at Suvorov, he had a foreign country and went on vacation with his parents in the summer.
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answered 12 years ago
But it seems to me that it all depends on which school the cadet is, whether the specialty in which the guy is studying is "not allowed to travel abroad." My husband at one time signed a piece of paper that he would not give out the secrets of his homeland and would not go abroad, being a student at the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. It's just that at the military department of this institute he was a "secretary", I don't know what it is.
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answered 12 years ago
sandra-art, "but they say they may not let go" - is he in relation to his commander?, if so, then the conversation about the passport is really secondary. The rest is valid. :)
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answered 12 years ago
And if through Voentur? Write a report on command addressed to the head of your educational institution.
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answered 12 years ago
hendo7, you have intrigued me.
Voentur is the name of a commercial organization and how will it help? Will it evoke a sense of patriotism in the commander of the cadet? :)
Voentur is the name of a commercial organization and how will it help? Will it evoke a sense of patriotism in the commander of the cadet? :)
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answered 12 years ago
Don't write any reports.
Otherwise, instead of Turkey, you will end up at a field exit, where you will dig trenches and live in a tent. We went through it
You have your whole life ahead of you, and you will still visit Turkey. Maybe even a tank...
Otherwise, instead of Turkey, you will end up at a field exit, where you will dig trenches and live in a tent. We went through it
You have your whole life ahead of you, and you will still visit Turkey. Maybe even a tank...
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answered 12 years ago
According to the general agreement with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, “Voentur” is the owner of the exclusive right to organize trips abroad with the issuance of passports for their tours for the military personnel of this department.
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answered 12 years ago
sigur62, not everything is so scary. Usually, this is how everything is done, a report is written, and they either sign it or not. It all depends on the degree of secrecy.
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answered 12 years ago
hendo7, no one forbids the cadet to try ... but as sigur62 "hinted" and I'm talking about the same, the conversation can turn in a different plane, for the cadet.
You, as the wife of a military man, should be clearer than anyone else about the possible motivation of the commander.
The process is unpredictable.
For what and for whom, at one time, Voentur was created is understandable, but now the time is different, he himself used it at one time, this will not help the cadet.
You, as the wife of a military man, should be clearer than anyone else about the possible motivation of the commander.
The process is unpredictable.
For what and for whom, at one time, Voentur was created is understandable, but now the time is different, he himself used it at one time, this will not help the cadet.
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answered 12 years ago
