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Frequently asked questions
How long does the Basic Training take?
Basic General Military Training (BGMT) is essential for every servicemember.
In the National Guard of Ukraine, BGMT lasts for 54 days. The program covers a wide range of training and exercises, including patriotic education, UAV (drone) operations, electronic warfare (EW), and cyber defense.
BGMT consists of various courses — an introductory course, individual training (marksmanship, tactical techniques, military medicine, physical training, psychological preparation, military topography, mine safety, and more), unit-based action training, and comprehensive tactical exercises.
After completing BGMT, Omega Special Forces soldiers undergo additional training depending on their chosen specialization.
Which documents are needed?
Required documents:
Application (report)
Autobiography
Candidate questionnaire for military service
Copy of passport
Copy of identification code (tax ID)
Copy of birth certificate
Copies of education documents:
Secondary education certificate with transcript
Secondary specialized education certificate with transcript
Secondary technical education certificate with transcript
Higher education diploma with transcript
Certificate of residence registration (from housing office, village council, Administrative Service Center at place of registration, etc.; can also be obtained online and printed with QR code)
Copy of marriage certificate
Copy of divorce certificate (copy of court decision on divorce)
Copies of children’s birth certificates
Copy of employment record book
Medical certificate from the military medical commission about health status and fitness for military service (with 3×4 cm photo)
Copy of military ID card
Certificate of no criminal record — can be ordered online and printed
Copy of international passport (if available)
Copy of driver’s license (if available)
Copy of combatant participant ID card
Contract or mobilization?
The choice between serving under a contract or through mobilization depends on your personal goals, life circumstances, and readiness for military service.
Mobilized personnel enjoy all the rights and benefits and have the same opportunities as contract servicemembers, including provisions, rank promotions, and career advancement.
The main advantage of a contract is the ability to choose the unit for service as well as the specialty.
Mobilized servicemembers have more grounds for release from military service due to family circumstances compared to those serving under a contract.
Where can you see all the vacancies?
You can view current vacancies on the Lobby X website in the section about the Omega Special Purpose Unit:
https://lobbyx.army/brigades/tsentr-spetsialnoho-pryznachennia-Omeha/
Current vacancies are also listed on the official Omega Special Purpose Unit website:
https://omegasof.army/recruiting/
If the vacancy you are interested in is not available, you can still write or call the phone number below to get the most up-to-date information regarding your inquiry:
066-000-3073
You can also fill out an application form via the Omega Special Purpose Unit recruitment hotline:
https://forms.gle/8Boskf4Ppy1Y6CCw5
I’m not quite sure about the units — who they are, how they are organized, and how they are connected? Can I join the Kyiv unit if I’m from Odesa?
The Omega Special Purpose Center is based in Kyiv. All units report directly to the Special Purpose Center. The units are located in various cities across Ukraine — Kharkiv, Lviv, Odesa, Oleksandriia, and Kyiv. At the same time, these units conduct special operations along the entire contact line.
Yes, you can join any unit regardless of its base location or your place of residence. If you are from Odesa, you may apply to join any unit.
We look forward to receiving your applications!