Why can't soldiers go abroad?

Question 1: Can soldiers travel abroad? There are restrictions on active duty soldiers.

Soldiers (including active servicemen, military families, military families) and police officers leaving the country for private reasons shall go through the examination and approval procedures within the Party, the military and the public security organs in accordance with the provisions of this system, and then apply to the exit-entry administration department of the public security organs.

In order to prevent the disclosure of state secrets, generally speaking, it is difficult to approve military personnel unless they are dispatched by the unit. It is very difficult for active servicemen to get approval for going abroad for private reasons. Even when going abroad, the security personnel are very strict.

Question 2: Why are servicemen not allowed to leave the country? Servicemen, including those from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, are not allowed to leave the country. Because private passports are controlled, you can apply to get your personal passports back as long as you go through normal procedures and have legitimate reasons.

After getting a personal passport, you can ask for visas from various countries or leave the country directly.

Retired soldiers rely on the decision of the army during their service.

Question 3: Can an officer go abroad? Senior officers in China are not allowed to go abroad without special tasks, nor can they be chickens after retirement. If your lover is a regimental commander now, it may be ok, but it can't be higher than the lieutenant colonel, that is, it can't be higher than 22 points.

Question 4: Are soldiers prohibited from going abroad? No, they just can't go abroad at will. After all, what active servicemen have is more important than the average person. Even if they don't take the initiative to defect, what if they are kidnapped? Therefore, their procedures for going abroad are stricter than the average person.

* * * and soldiers are not allowed to go abroad casually.

Question 5: Why can't China soldiers leave the country? Because our army protects our territory and does not invade foreign countries. Unless there are special circumstances, such as self-defense against Vietnam, it will soon reach Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam.

Question 6: Are active officers and their families not allowed to travel abroad? Active duty officers are not allowed to travel abroad without special reasons. Unless I have special reasons, I must go through the examination and approval of my superiors before I can go abroad. As for family members, they are like citizens of the country. As long as they have legal intention to go abroad, they can go abroad.

Question 7: Is it stipulated that China people cannot go abroad without permission? Soldiers going abroad must be approved by the General Political Department. Of course, you can't leave the country in private, nor can Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. In other words, people with ID cards can.

Question 8: Can active servicemen go abroad? It is normal for soldiers to go abroad on business, such as visits, peacekeeping, military exchanges, study tours, joint military exercises, etc. , but it also needs the approval of the political department at or above the military level.

Private individuals are definitely not allowed to go abroad, even if they are demobilized, it will take three years.

Individual positions, such as confidential, intelligence, military scientific research, etc. It will take more than 10 years to apply for going abroad.

Question 9: Can serving soldiers go abroad? Servicemen can travel abroad, but they belong to special groups, including the following categories:

1, active servicemen and police

2. Middle and senior managers and financial personnel of state-owned enterprises

3. Management and financial personnel of financial institutions

4. * * * Civil servants

When these people go abroad, they must be certified by the company before they can apply for relevant visas and travel abroad normally.