Important news and changes for refugees

New Zealand to grant Ukrainian refugees residence permits: how to get them

The New Zealand government has decided to grant residence permits to refugees from Ukraine who arrived on a special visa announced last year. Find out more about how to stay in the country forever

Polish women have worsened their attitude towards Ukrainian refugees: what is the reason?

Recent surveys by the University of Warsaw have revealed a significant deterioration in the attitude of Polish women towards Ukrainian women who have found refuge in Poland. Find out more about the reasons for the hostility and what Polish women fear

On September 1, the rules for providing humanitarian housing for refugees will change in the Czech Republic: what is known

The Czech Republic will change the rules for providing housing for Ukrainian refugees on September 1. Find out more about where the changes will apply and how to apply for accommodation

Ukrainians in Poland will not be able to obtain a Polish visa: what is known about the changes

From now on, Ukrainians will no longer be able to obtain a Polish visa while staying in Poland. Find out more about the new rules for issuing the document

The US extends temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees: new terms

The United States government has extended the temporary protection for refugees from Ukraine who have been forced to move. Find out more about how long Ukrainians can legally stay in the country

Which German states continue to host Ukrainian refugees: five regions are named

The intense influx of refugees to most regions of Germany continues. That is why there is almost no free social housing left in the country. Find out more about which regions of Germany continue to host Ukrainians

The number of Ukrainian refugees in Europe has increased again: latest data from Eurostat

More than 4 million Ukrainians have taken refuge in EU countries as a result of russia's full-scale invasion. Find out more about which countries continue to accept Ukrainian citizens

Below the poverty line: how Ukrainian refugees live in the Czech Republic

Two-thirds of Ukrainians in the Czech Republic live below the poverty line. Families with children are particularly at risk. Learn more about the results of the survey conducted by the Czech PAQ agency and what prevents Ukrainians from fully realizing their labor potential