Important news and changes for refugees

The number of Ukrainians with children in Poland has increased 5 times: research results

Most Ukrainian citizens living in Poland came to the country with their children. This percentage has grown at a record pace over the year. Find out more about the number of Ukrainian families currently living in the country

How the population of Ukraine decreased during the war: sociologists' estimates

Since the beginning of the large-scale invasion of Ukraine, the population has significantly decreased. More than 8.6 million Ukrainians have gone abroad and have not returned. Find out how many people now live in Ukraine

Poland is facing a shortage of workers from Ukraine: where are Ukrainian refugees going

According to the latest expert reports, Poland is facing a slowdown in the economy and labor market, as well as rising inflation. Find out how Ukrainians have reacted to the changes and why Poland is facing a shortage of workers from Ukraine

Germany introduces mandatory technical inspection of cars with Ukrainian registration: details

Ukrainian refugees in Germany will be required to check the condition of their cars. The country's authorities will focus on the safety of road users and compliance with emission standards. Find out more when the new requirements come into force

Ukrainians can apply for and exchange a passport abroad: in which countries the service is available

Separate subdivisions of SE "Document" have started their work in different European countries and continue to expand this list. We tell you where Ukrainians can exchange passport documents abroad

Ukrainians can stay in Israel until the end of the war: what is known

Refugees who have taken refuge in Israel have every right to stay there legally until the war ends. Find out more about how the country helps Ukrainians and how many refugees are currently in Israel

How did the war change the portrait of Ukrainians living in Poland?

With the outbreak of war, a huge number of refugees arrived in Poland. At the same time, thousands of Ukrainians returned to defend their homeland. This movement changed the portrait of Ukrainians living in the neighboring country. Find out how Ukrainians in Poland have changed

First Center to be opened in Czech Republic to help rescued Ukrainians: details

Soon, the first foreign Center for Assistance to Rescued Ukrainians will open in the Czech Republic. There, citizens will be able to access the necessary information and specialized social and psychological support. Find out more about the services that will be available