Can national civil servants get tattoos when they go abroad?

Generally speaking, it won't have any impact. I have a sister who goes to school abroad. She got a tattoo when she came back last year, and then she went back to school. There is no obstacle or influence.

Moreover, if it is not a scar constitution, it is also a good way to cover the scar with tattoos, because tattoos have gradually become a fashion, an art and a culture in today's society, and are no longer the symbol of bad people in the past. However, although tattoos are not unusual these days, if you want to consider the working environment and other issues (for example, some work units have complaints about people with tattoos and refuse to accept them), you should not get tattoos. After all, tattoos are more eye-catching than scars now. Moreover, tattoos are lifelong, and tattoos are easy, but they are difficult to wash off. Therefore, you must think carefully before tattooing and choose pictures carefully. Don't be reluctant to like pictures.

Besides, tattooing on scars is usually more painful than tattooing on normal skin. , with the nationality of China and China;

2. Age 18 years old and under 35 years old (born from196910/0 to 15 to198710/0.

3. Support the Constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC);

4. Good conduct;

5. Have the physical conditions to perform their duties normally;

6. Have a college degree or above and meet the job requirements;

7. Have the qualifications required for the proposed position. Among them, if the recruitment position clearly requires grassroots work experience, the applicant must have a corresponding grassroots work experience;

8, other conditions stipulated by the competent department of civil servants.

Persons who have received criminal punishment for crimes and those who have been dismissed from public office, those who were found to have cheated in the examination by the competent department of civil servants in the recruitment process of the central and state organs in 2005, and those who are prohibited from being employed as civil servants by law are not allowed to register.