Important news and changes for refugees

Karta pobytu for Ukrainian refugees: how to get a temporary residence permit in Poland in 2026? (updated)

Citizens of Ukraine in Poland who have a PESEL number with the status of UKR can obtain a temporary residence permit (Karta pobytu). Find out more about what is required to obtain the document in 2026

How Ukrainians Can Apply for a Passport at a Consulate or Embassy: Rules, Documents, and Processing Times

Ukrainians living abroad can apply for or renew their passport at a Ukrainian embassy or consulate. To do so, you must submit an application in person, prepare the required documents, and take into account specific requirements for certain categories of applicants. Learn more about the required documents, the processing time, and how to expedite the process

Ireland Is Ready to Pay Ukrainians to Return Home: Here’s How Much They’re Offering

Ireland plans to pay Ukrainians to return home. Find out what payments are being offered, why the policy is changing, and what this means for Ukrainians

Bulgaria has extended temporary protection for refugees from Ukraine: what are the conditions, and where can it be obtained?

The Bulgarian government has decided to extend temporary protection for refugees from Ukraine. The procedure for applying for or extending existing protection has its own peculiarities. Find out how to apply and where to go

The number of Ukrainians under temporary protection in the EU is rising: where is the biggest increase?

The number of Ukrainians under temporary protection in the EU continues to rise. Find out which countries are seeing the biggest increase, where the number of refugees is declining, and how the migration situation is changing

Ukrainians in the EU: Which countries are refugees no longer heading to?

In the first quarter of 2026, the number of new asylum applications from Ukrainians in the EU dropped sharply by 57%. While some European countries are discussing strict restrictions on the entry of foreigners, others continue to offer full support. Find out where refugees have stopped going and where protection status has been extended until 2027

Transition from Paragraph 24 for Ukrainians in Germany: What Are the Options in 2026?

Paragraph 24 has been extended in Germany until 2027, but more and more Ukrainians are considering changing their status. Work visas, Blue Cards, study programs, or business opportunities—there are several options, but each comes with its own requirements and risks. Learn more about the transition options available in 2026 and when it actually makes sense

Norway for Ukrainians in 2026: how to apply for protection, social support and major changes for refugees

This year, Norway continues to provide asylum to Ukrainian citizens, but the government has changed their stay in the country. Find out more about the rules for entering Norway from Ukraine in 2026, how to get protection and apply for financial assistance