3 posts tagged with "overseas"

NSF leave mistakes usually come from treating leave as a personal calendar item instead of an approved military absence. The practical question is not only "do I have days left?" It is also whether the unit approved the dates, whether overseas travel is cleared, and whether any duty or training has been scheduled.

CMPB's leave page gives the baseline. Your unit's leave process and OneNS records decide the live answer.

This guide is unofficial. Your unit, Leave and Claims eService, commander, S1, training schedule, and official overseas travel instructions override anything here.

Exit Permit confusion usually happens because people try to answer four different questions with one sentence.

Those questions are:

• how long am I away for?
• do I need an Exit Permit?
• do I still need to inform my unit?
• what if a call-up or mobilisation issue overlaps?

If you separate those decisions, the rule becomes much easier to use.

Exit Permit gets confusing because most people hear three versions at once:

• the old version from someone older
• the panic version from group chats
• the current official rule

The easiest way to make sense of it is not by memorising random statements. It is by understanding the thresholds and then testing them against real situations.