Important news and changes for refugees

How to obtain a work permit when re-parole in the US: important nuances and legal advice

You can re-apply for a work permit in the United States after renewing your humanitarian parole, but the procedure has its own nuances. Find out how to apply for a work permit and what you need to consider

Some refugees from Ukraine are no longer eligible for protection in the Netherlands: who is affected

The expiration of temporary protection in the Netherlands has affected a certain group of refugees from Ukraine. These individuals must either leave the Netherlands or apply for international asylum to continue their stay in the country. Read more about who is affected by the changes in the article

Ukrainians abroad will be paid assistance for returning home: what is known

The Ukrainian government plans to actively encourage refugees to return to their homeland through payments. The initiative is aimed at ensuring the integration of citizens and the resumption of life in Ukraine. Find out more about how soon Ukrainians abroad will be paid a return home allowance

Slovakia extends temporary protection for Ukrainians: updated terms

The Slovak government has decided to extend temporary protection to Ukrainian refugees. This decision provides Ukrainians with the opportunity to continue using social services and state support. Read more about the new terms of legal stay in the article

Bonus for Ukrainians in Italy in 2024: who can get 900 euros?

Citizens of Ukraine who have been granted temporary protection in Italy can apply for a bonus of €300 per month for three months. Find out more about how to apply and the list of required documents

Polish government plans to extend temporary protection but cut benefits for Ukrainians: what do we know?

The Polish authorities are planning to restrict the benefits previously granted to refugees from Ukraine. This includes revising the rules for receiving one-time payments, as well as changing the conditions for legal residence and employment. Learn more about changes and cuts in support

How many Ukrainians are ready to return home and under what conditions? The latest UFU survey

The willingness of Ukrainians to return home depends on a number of factors, including financial issues, problems with housing and work, and fear for their lives and health. Find out which part of refugees plans to return to Ukraine, when and under what conditions

Where did most refugees return to Ukraine from?

Most of the Ukrainian refugees who decided to return home came from countries directly bordering Ukraine. In particular, a significant number of returns were recorded from Poland, where almost half of the Ukrainians who emigrated there decided to return home. Find out more about other countries from which refugees who left southern Ukraine are leaving and returning