Important news and changes for refugees

End of temporary protection: what awaits Ukrainian refugees in the Czech Republic next

According to the Czech Ministry of the Interior, about 300,000 Ukrainian citizens have received extensions of temporary asylum visas in the country. However, asylum can be extended for a maximum of three years. Find out more about what Ukrainians can expect after the end of their protection in the country

Which jobs need more workers in Europe 2023?

While many people have difficulty finding a job in the EU, there are a number of professions that struggle to find enough candidates. Find out more about the most in-demand professions in Europe in 2023

Czech Republic extends temporary protection for refugees from Ukraine: details

Ukrainian refugees who have taken refuge in the Czech Republic will soon be able to extend their temporary protection for another year. Find out more about what is required for this

Applications for Dobry Start financial aid for schoolchildren start in Poland: how to receive payment

Since the beginning of August, Ukrainians have been able to apply for the "300+" (Dobry Start) allowance for children. Find out more about how to apply for the benefit

Ukrainians abroad will not receive payments from the state from August 1: details

IDPs who are abroad and continue to receive IDP payments will stop receiving the relevant assistance from the beginning of August. Find out more about what will change

Reasons for canceling Bürgergeld payments in Germany and how to appeal against them

Ukrainians may lose their payments under the Bürgergeld Widerspruch program in Germany. Find out what can be the basis for and how to appeal against the cancellation of payments

New permanent residency program for Ukrainian refugees in Canada: who is eligible

Canada has announced the launch of a new program that will grant permanent residence to refugees from Ukraine. Find out who will be able to stay in Canada and under what conditions they will be able to obtain a permit

Crossing the Ukrainian border during martial law: what you need to know to travel abroad with three children

Ukraine has introduced martial law, which places restrictions on the travelling of men liable for military service abroad. Find out more about who can still leave the country and what you need to know to travel abroad with three children