Important news and changes for refugees

Asylum for 1000 Ukrainian refugees to be opened in the Netherlands: what is known

A modern residential complex "Mriya" for 1000 Ukrainians will soon be opened in the city of Waldingen. Find out more about the opening date and how the shelter will be equipped

New financial aid for Ukrainians: how to get UAH 6600 from CARE Ukraine

CARE Ukraine has started accepting applications for financial assistance for IDPs. Find out more about who can receive payments and where to apply for assistance

PLN 300 plus: Poland increases benefits for refugee children

Refugees from Ukraine will be able to receive increased child benefits under the 500+ programme in Poland. Find out more about how much Ukrainian families will now receive and how to apply for the benefit

Red Cross in Poland resumes providing financial assistance to Ukrainians: how to apply

Refugees from Ukraine who have taken refuge in Poland can again apply for funds from the Red Cross. Find out more about who is eligible for benefits

In Switzerland, Ukrainians are offered money to return home: how to get 2,000 francs

The Swiss government provides Ukrainians who have been granted asylum in the country and now want to return home with money for their return. Find out more about the amount of money refugees can expect and how to receive it

Czech Republic to cut financial support for Ukrainian refugees from July 1: what is known

Starting July 1, 2023, the Czech government will change the provision of humanitarian aid to Ukrainians who have taken refuge in the country. Learn more about the new payment amounts

Norway will increase spending on Ukrainian refugees: the amount is announced

The Norwegian government plans to allocate more funds to finance refugees from Ukraine. Find out more about how the budget for Ukrainian refugees who have found refuge in the country will increase

Italy has increased the amount of payments for children of IDPs: how to get help

The Italian government has increased financial assistance for children under the age of 21. Ukrainian refugees can also count on payments. Find out more about where to apply and what documents are required to apply for assistance