Germany’s new military conscription law sparks row over ‘permission’ to travel abroad

Germany’s new military conscription law sparks row over ‘permission’ to travel abroad

Germany reintroduced systematic military registration in January 2026. The controversial law mandates medical exams for young men and requires those aged 17–45 to seek permission for long-term stays abroad. Amidst public confusion and youth protests, the government is now working to amend the controversial travel approval process.

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