The police in the Ministry of Interior obtain a new image: permissible beards and mustaches, but under strict rules

Macedonian Police to Allow Beards and Tattoos Under Revised Regulations

The Ministry of Internal Affairs in Macedonia will now permit police officers to wear beards and visible tattoos, following the implementation of revised regulations announced on June 1st. The changes, outlined in the new rules for carrying and inter-company correspondence of workers within the ministry, represent a significant shift in previously enforced standards. Previously, police officers were required to be clean-shaven while on duty.

The Grand Independent Union of Police officers cited operational needs as the primary justification for this alteration. The updated regulations maintain a focus on professional appearance, stipulating that while beards and tattoos are now permitted, they must adhere to specific guidelines. Details regarding these guidelines remain under review, but the Ministry of Internal Affairs emphasized a commitment to maintaining a suitable and professional image for its officers.

This new policy reflects a broader adjustment within the ministry’s operational procedures. The announcement was made on June 19th, 2026, at 18:50.

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