The article analyzes the influence of martial law in Ukraine on the administrative-legal status of subjects of administrative law. The subject of administrative law is the bearer of rights and responsibilities in the field of public administration, which are defined by administrative and legal norms, who is capable of exercising the rights granted and performing the assigned duties. It has been established that in a modern democratic, social and legal state, administrative law should be oriented towards ensuring the needs of a private person in his relations with public authorities. The normative basis of such an approach is the Constitution of Ukraine, where it is established that the establishment and provision of human rights and freedoms is the main duty of the state, the procedure for the implementation of which should be established by the norms of administrative law. It was noted that the introduction of martial law in Ukraine changed the functioning and development of social relations in all spheres of social life. Special responsibility under such conditions was assigned to state and local self-government bodies. In the conditions of martial law, they have a special role, since they are called to ensure the realization of the rights and freedoms of private subjects in these extraordinary circumstances, which have formed in our state for the sake of security and peace. It is noted that the state of war affected the administrative and legal status not only of representatives of the authorities, but also of private subjects of administrative law. Individuals and legal entities under private law, who are subjects of administrative law, found themselves in extraordinary conditions related to military aggression and the occupation of part of the territory of Ukraine. Thousands of Ukrainian citizens suffered as a result of the aggression of the Russian Federation. In connection with this, their administrative legal personality has changed. In connection with the introduction of martial law and general mobilization in Ukraine, a number of new administrative and legal responsibilities were imposed on Ukrainian citizens and their individual rights were limited. It was concluded that the fundamental rights of a person and a citizen are not subject to restrictions even during the period of martial law. After all, without their provision and guarantee, the existence of a person and a state in a legal democratic field is impossible.