Important news and changes for refugees

Fines of up to 50 thousand euros: what gardening work can severely punish refugees in Germany

Ukrainians in Germany may unexpectedly receive a fine for lighting a fire. To avoid unpleasant situations, you should know certain rules. Here's what gardening activities can result in a fine of up to 50 thousand euros

Estonia closes information centers for Ukrainians: where to get help now

Since May, information centers for refugees have been closed in Estonia. Here's where Ukrainians can get help in the country in the future

Budget cuts: which countries are cutting social and financial support for Ukrainians abroad

Most European countries are cutting funding for programs to help Ukrainian refugees due to budget constraints. Find out more about the changes introduced for Ukrainians in different EU countries

How many refugees in Poland do not plan to return to Ukraine: survey results

The mood of Ukrainians has changed significantly over the past six months. In particular, the number of Ukrainians who do not plan to return home has doubled. Find out more about how many IDPs want to stay in Poland longer

Berlin Tegel Airport extends the work of the Ukrainian refugee reception center: details

The Senate of Berlin has extended the operation of the reception center for refugees from Ukraine at the former Tegel Airport. Find out more about the extension of the center's operation

Cyprus to evict 3000 Ukrainian refugees from hotels: what is the reason

Ukrainians who took refuge in Cyprus were able to stay in local hotels. However, the country has recently made a decision to evict them. Find out more about the reasons for this

New grant for Ukrainian children in the Czech Republic: how to apply

The Czech Council for Children and Youth is launching a new grant for Ukrainian families as part of the project "Giving mugs to children". Find out more about how to apply and who can get help

Rules for traveling in public transport in the EU: fines and prohibitions

In order to avoid troubles in the EU countries, it is worth knowing the rules of public transportation. Here are the main rules and reservations that Ukrainians should keep in mind when using public transport in the Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, and Switzerland