The convict placed on probation may be obligated by the court to fulfill one or more of the following obligations:

1. To exercise a professional activity or to receive an education or a professional training;
2. To use its wage and other income, or other assets to pay for the family obligation fulfillment;
3. To compensate for the incurred civil damage;
4. To be banned on driving specific vehicles;
5. To not exercise professional activities when the criminal offence is related to such activity;
6. To not visit specific places;
7. To not visit bars serving alcoholic beverages;
8. To remain in his residence during specified hours;
9. To not associate with specific individuals, mainly convicts or accomplices in the criminal offence;
10. To not posses, carry or use weapons;
11. To be medicated or rehabilitated in a medical institution or to be subject to a treatment, medical or rehabilitation program;
12. To undergo a treatment or medical programme or rehabilitation in order to refrain from using alcoholic drinks or narcotic substances.

In imposing the obligations on the convict, the court takes into consideration the age of the convict, his mental condition, life style and needs, especially the ones related with his family, education or work, the motives for committing the criminal offence, his attitude after the commission of the criminal offence, as well as other circumstances that influence imposition of obligations according to this Article and their surveillance. The obligation foreseen in subparagraph 11 and 12 of paragraph 1 of this article shall be determined only upon consent of the sentenced person.

The period for fulfilment of an obligation foreseen in paragraph 1 of this article shall be set by the court within the defined probation period.