Does the person providing constant care has the right to go abroad?

Yes, but under certain conditions.

If you provide constant care and accompany a person who needs it, then you have the right to leave the country by presenting one of the following documents:

- or certificates of receipt of compensation/care allowance.

- or the conclusion of the medical commission and the act of establishing the provision of care issued by local executive bodies, and in the case of permanent care for a person with a disability, additionally also a certificate of a disabled person.

If you are caring for a member of your family (parents, husband, wife, children), you have the right to travel abroad, provided you present the following documents:

- a document confirming family ties (passport, birth/marriage certificate, etc.).

- and the conclusion of the medical advisory commission about the need for constant care.

You can read more about the conditions and the list of required documents at the link.