Important news and changes for refugees

Homes for Ukraine's difficulties: why thousands of Ukrainian refugees in Britain may lose their homes this winter

The situation of Ukrainian families living in the UK is becoming more complicated and threatens to make them homeless this winter. Find out more about the likelihood of Ukrainians becoming homeless in the country during the cold season

Which German states continue to host Ukrainians in November: addresses of camps

Many federal states of Germany are already refusing to accept new refugees due to the limited number of places. As the situation is subject to change, it is important to familiarize yourself with the information on available camps in advance. Find out more about which German states continue to accept Ukrainians in November 2023

Why do Ukrainians come to Ukraine for medical treatment from abroad?

Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian refugees regularly come to Ukraine for a short period of time, and one of the reasons they travel to a country where war is ongoing is to visit doctors. Find out why Ukrainians temporarily residing in Europe choose to be treated in Ukraine

New migration trends: in which European countries is the number of Ukrainians decreasing?

The situation with the departure of Ukrainian refugees is determined by different trends in many European countries. Recently, some countries have experienced a decrease in the number of Ukrainian refugees leaving. However, some countries are experiencing an influx. Find out more about the countries where the number of Ukrainian refugees continues to grow

How to make an appointment at the consulate: the authorization mechanism for enrolling in the E-Cherha-in has been updated

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine is updating the authorization mechanism for enrolling in the E-Cherha-in Queue to improve access to consular services. Find out more about how the registration procedure for Ukrainians abroad will now work

Switzerland will simplify employment of Ukrainian refugees: what will change

Ukrainians in Switzerland will find the process of labor regularization much easier. The Swiss government plans to abolish the mandatory work permit previously issued by local authorities. Find out more about the updates that will be waiting for refugees in the country

Lithuania will start exchanging residence permits for Ukrainian refugees: what you need to know

The Lithuanian government has decided to start the process of exchanging digital residence permits for Ukrainian refugees due to the expiration of the documents. The initiative is scheduled for the end of the month. Learn more about how to renew your residence permit

Free training in creative and IT industries for Ukrainian women abroad: details

Access to quality education makes women more independent and economically resilient. In particular, the Projector Foundation, together with the EU, announces the start of enrollment for free online training of Ukrainian women abroad in highly paid IT professions. Find out more about how to participate and start studying