Important news and changes for refugees

Ireland will cut support for Ukrainians by almost six times: new payment amounts

Ireland has approved significant changes to the support system for Ukrainian refugees. According to the updated conditions, payments for Ukrainian refugees will be reduced by almost six times. Find out more about the new amounts to be paid

The number of Ukrainians in Europe is growing rapidly: which countries have the most refugees

Recently, there has been a significant increase in the number of Ukrainians seeking temporary protection in the European Union. Find out more about the most popular countries among Ukrainians

The Japanese government has introduced a new program for Ukrainians: what is known

The Japanese government recently announced the launch of a new program aimed at Ukrainian citizens. This is an important decision aimed at supporting and facilitating the integration of Ukrainians into Japanese society. Find out more about the initiative

The amount of refugee benefits may increase in the Czech Republic next year: details

From the beginning of 2024, the Czech authorities are considering increasing the payment for Ukrainian refugees. Find out more about how much they will pay

Czech Republic extends temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees: details

The Czech government has taken an important step and extended temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees. This decision was approved by the Czech parliament in the draft law Lex Ukrajina XI on December 1. Find out more about how long Ukrainians can now legally stay in the country

Applications for 300 zlotys are coming to an end in Poland: how to apply for Dobry start assistance

The social program "300+" ("Dobry Start") aims to provide financial support to families with children at the start of the new school year. Find out more about the deadline for applying for funds and who can participate

Germany extends temporary protection for refugees from Ukraine: new terms

The German government has made an important decision regarding refugees from Ukraine, extending their temporary protection. Find out more about the new terms and until when the residence permits for Ukrainian refugees will remain valid

What problems do Ukrainians abroad face most often?

Millions of refugees from Ukraine have been forced to settle abroad for more than a year and a half, and they face many legal problems along the way. Find out more about the issues that Ukrainian refugees most often turn to lawyers with