Important news and changes for refugees

Cancellation of benefits for Ukrainian students in the Netherlands: what is known

Starting next year, Ukrainian students studying in the Netherlands will pay full tuition fees without benefits. Find out more about the reasons for the cancellation of benefits and how much Ukrainians will now pay

Increased payments and simplified car inspection: how Ukrainians are changing the rules in EU countries

Ukrainian refugees are adapting the laws of other countries to their needs, forcing millions of people to force the authorities to make new changes to the rules. Find out how Ukrainian refugees protect their rights abroad

New rules from July 1: Czech Republic creates refugee assistance calculator

An online calculator has been created on the website of the Czech Ministry of Labor to help make an approximate calculation of humanitarian aid to Ukrainian refugees. Here's how to use it

Financial aid for Ukrainians in Poland: new programmes 2023

Ukrainian refugees in Poland will be able to receive financial assistance under 2 new programmes. Find out more about who is eligible and the amount of the benefits

Refugees abroad: how Ukrainians can leave the Czech Republic and close all payments

Ukrainian citizens who have found refuge in the Czech Republic and are now planning to leave the country need to resolve all issues. Here's what you need to do before you leave

Refugee Day: How War Provoked One of Europe's Largest Migrations

Every year, on June 20, the world recognizes the courage and strength of people who have been forced to flee their home countries. Find out more about how the war in Ukraine has led to one of the largest migration waves

Germany is facing a shortage of workers: who is being sought and what vacancies are open

Germany is facing a shortage of qualified specialists in various fields. Last year, employers in the country were unable to fill more than 600 thousand vacancies. Find out more about who is being sought and for what jobs

Britain to allocate 150 million pounds to Ukrainian refugees: details

The UK government intends to help Ukrainians rent housing and find jobs. For this purpose, the country is allocating 150 million pounds. Find out more about how the funding will be distributed