Will traveling abroad to Japan for 10 days affect the political review of civil servants?

Generally speaking, traveling abroad itself will not directly affect political review. The political review mainly examines the individual's political stance, ideological and moral character, integrity, etc., and is not directly related to the time and place of overseas travel.

However, if you commit any illegal or disciplinary violations during your stay abroad, or have issues involving safety, confidentiality, etc., it may have a certain impact on the political review. In addition, if you fail to take leave or report your itinerary as required while you are abroad, it may also be considered a violation of work discipline.

Therefore, it is recommended that you understand the regulations of the relevant units before going abroad and abide by them. While abroad, you should pay attention to your behavior, abide by local laws and regulations, and avoid unnecessary trouble. If you have any questions or need help, you can contact the relevant units at any time.

It should be noted that the specific situation may also be affected by your unit, travel purpose, travel time and other factors. Therefore, it is best to consult the relevant departments of your organization directly to get an accurate answer.