Important news and changes for refugees

Berlin Tegel Airport plans to resettle Ukrainian refugees: what is known

The number of Ukrainians in Germany has now exceeded 1 million. In particular, the refugees who have been temporarily sheltered at the local airport are going to be evicted. We will tell you what this is about

Calling emergency and helpful services in Europe: a list of numbers

While abroad, it is important to be prepared for anything. In particular, know the emergency contact numbers. Find out the phone numbers of important services in EU countries

How to extend temporary protection in Serbia: detailed instructions for Ukrainians

Serbia has extended temporary protection for refugees from Ukraine. Find out more about how Ukrainians can maintain their temporary protection status in the country for another year

Ukrainians in Ireland will be evicted from April: what is the reason for this decision

Citizens of Ukraine who have taken refuge in Ireland may be evicted from April 1. Find out more about the reasons for this

Temporary protection in Poland: why Ukrainians mistakenly lose their UKR status

Recently, there have been massive cases in Poland when refugees lose their UKR status and the privileges it gives them by leaving the country for less than 30 days. Here's why this happens and how to avoid it

Financial aid for Ukrainians from the French organization ACTED: how to get UAH 6600

The French humanitarian organization ACTED has resumed financial assistance to Ukrainians affected by the war. Find out more about how to receive funds and what you need to do

Payments from Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe: how Ukrainians can receive funds from the German foundation in Poland again

Refugees from Ukraine temporarily residing in Poland can receive payments from the German Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe Foundation, which has recently resumed providing financial assistance. Here's how much money is available

What to do if you did not have time to apply for an extension of temporary protection in Sweden: explanation for Ukrainians

Ukrainian citizens who had moved to Sweden since the beginning of the full-scale war had their residence permits expire. To extend it, they had to submit documents. Here's what to do for those who didn't have time to extend their residence permit