Important news and changes for refugees

Premium cars, accessories and hotels: the luxury market has grown in Poland and Ukrainians are also involved

Ukrainian refugees have affected the growth of Poland's luxury market, which was valued at around $10.8bn last year. Find out which products made the market show growth again

Closing centers and cutting benefits: Ireland introduces new changes for Ukrainians

Refugees from Ukraine who are in Ireland or planning to come to the country should be prepared for changes. In particular, the local authorities are preparing to close assistance centers and reduce payments. Read more about the update

Moving to Sweden in 2024: residence permit, labor market and citizenship acquisition

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, a large number of Ukrainians have chosen Sweden as a new place of permanent residence. This is due to the high standard of living, stable economy and decent salaries. Learn more about the peculiarities of moving to Sweden in 2024

Norway may send hundreds of Ukrainians home: what is the reason?

Norway has launched an individual review of applications of Ukrainian asylum seekers, which could lead to the deportation of hundreds of citizens. Learn more about the causes and consequences of such circumstances for refugees in the country

What is the penalty for Ukrainian men for illegal border crossing?

Since the beginning of the full-scale war in Ukraine, thousands of men who did not want to join the army have illegally left the country. Attempts to leave illegally have increased since the beginning of 2024. Find out what consequences await those who have illegally left Ukraine

Germany extends simplified entry rules for Ukrainians: what you need to know

German authorities have extended the simplified entry rules for refugees from Ukraine. This means that Ukrainians, as well as some other categories of people, will be able to enter Germany without the need to obtain a special permit. Learn more about the current entry rules for refugees

Changes for Ukrainians in the Czech Republic from September 1: refugees are urged to start looking for housing now

Starting September 1, Ukrainian refugees in the Czech Republic must find new housing or arrange to pay for their current accommodation. Read more about the changes, support for vulnerable persons and ways to find accommodation

EU Blue Card for Ukrainians in Germany: rules, conditions, who can get it and how?

Ukrainian citizens can obtain an EU Blue Card (Blaue Karte) for long-term residence and employment in Germany. It not only allows you to work and live in the country, but also gives you the opportunity to obtain a permanent residence permit and even citizenship. Find out what is required to obtain this document