Important news and changes for refugees

Poland's GDP could grow up to 2% thanks to Ukrainian refugees: details

Ukrainians working and living in Poland also pay taxes, which has a significant impact on the country's financial resources. Their consumption habits, including shopping and other types of spending, play a significant role. Find out more about how Ukrainians influence the Polish economy

Slovakia to extend temporary protection for Ukrainians until 2025: new terms

The temporary protection status (dočasné útočisko) for Ukrainian refugees in Slovakia is to be extended for another year. Learn more about how long Ukrainians can legally stay in Slovakia

How many Ukrainian refugees plan to stay in the Czech Republic in the coming years: survey

A significant number of Ukrainians consider the Czech Republic to be a good place to live sustainably. This reflects the considerable stability and comfort that refugees feel in Czech society, as well as their confidence in the future in this country. Find out more about the number of refugees who do not want to return to Ukraine

Ukrainians can register a car in Switzerland for free: what is required

Ukrainian citizens who have been granted temporary protection status in Switzerland can register a car for free. Learn more about how to do this and what documents are required

Financial aid for Ukrainians in Germany 2024: is it possible to receive payments in Ukraine?

The issue of receiving assistance for Ukrainians staying in Germany in 2024 is relevant due to the growing number of refugees. However, it is important to find out whether it is possible to receive social assistance payments outside the country. Find out more in our article

Poland extends temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees: new terms of stay

The Government of Poland has extended temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees and set new terms of legal stay. The decision was made in the context of continuing support and protection for Ukrainian citizens who were forced to seek asylum. Find out more about how long Ukrainians are allowed to stay in Poland

EU Labor Market: Which Countries Have the Most Employed Ukrainians?

Ukrainians occupy a significant position in the European Union labor market, but this process is happening at different rates and with different intensity in different countries. However, some countries are particularly attractive for Ukrainian workers. Find out more about which European countries employ the most Ukrainians

From which regions the most Ukrainians came to Poland: a study

Ukrainian citizens choose Poland as the most convenient country for relocation and employment. Find out more about the regions from which most Ukrainians arrive in Poland, as well as other interesting migration trends