Is a person who left his/her previous place of residence due to the conflict obliged to register as an IDP?

No, a person is not obliged to register as an internally displaced person (IDP) after leaving their place of residence due to the conflict.

However, registering as an IDP and obtaining a certificate can provide important benefits:

● Confirmation of status and place of residence: An IDP registration certificate serves as an official document that confirms your status and can help you adapt more easily in a new place.

● Access to social benefits: IDPs are eligible for various social benefits to help ease their financial burden.

● Access to housing from the state: IDPs can use state housing on a paid basis, if necessary.

● Use of other benefits: Registration as an IDP provides access to a variety of benefits and services designed to ease the living conditions of internally displaced persons.

Registration as an IDP is not mandatory, but it can significantly improve your living conditions and help you solve many issues related to displacement and adaptation in a new place.