Is it possible to obtain IDP status if the address of the person's place of registration is not in the territory of hostilities?

Yes, it is possible to obtain the status of an internally displaced person (IDP) even if the registration address does not indicate the territory of hostilities. It is important to have evidence of actual residence in the territory where hostilities are taking place or which is under occupation. The following documents may be used to confirm this:

● Military ID card with information about military service.

● Labor record book with records of employment.

● Documents confirming ownership of movable or immovable property.

● A document on education.

● Medical documents.

● Photos, videos that may indicate the place of residence.

These documents should be submitted to the relevant authority for official recognition of IDP status.