Can You Get Tattoos While Serving in the SAS?

Discover the rules around having tattoos in the SAS, including visibility and content restrictions.

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Yes, you can have tattoos in the SAS. However, they should not be visible while wearing a uniform. This includes tattoos on the face, neck, and hands. Ensure your tattoos do not display offensive or controversial content, as this can impact your eligibility.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Are all types of tattoos allowed in the SAS? No, tattoos must not be visible in uniform and should not contain offensive content.
  2. Where can SAS members have tattoos? Tattoos are allowed as long as they are not visible when wearing uniforms, specifically on the face, neck, or hands.
  3. Do tattoos affect eligibility for joining the SAS? Yes, if a tattoo is considered offensive or controversial, it could impact your eligibility.
  4. What are some common restrictions on tattoos in the military? Common restrictions include visibility, location, and content that could be deemed inappropriate or offensive.

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