Important news and changes for refugees

New free Polish language courses for Ukrainian schoolchildren from Language Supp Ukraina: how to apply

Ukrainian schoolchildren in Poland can learn Polish for free on the Language Supp Ukraina platform. Learn more about how to apply for study and features of free courses

Is it possible to receive financial assistance in Germany if you work on a minijob: an explanation for Ukrainians

Refugees from Ukraine who are in Germany can count on part-time work called minijob. Learn more about whether this type of work allows you to receive benefits and not pay insurance premiums

Using your own car in Italy: current rules and documents for Ukrainians

Refugees from Ukraine who arrived in Italy in their own car are obliged to know and navigate the rules of traffic, as well as driving a car with Ukrainian registration. Learn more about exchanging driving licenses in the country and how to get an Italian driver's license

Benefit 500+ in Poland: are Ukrainians entitled to payments after restoration of UKR status

Citizens of Ukraine who have left Poland for more than 30 days automatically lose their UKR status and at the same time the right to financial assistance. In particular, under the 500+ program. Learn more about whether and how to resume payments

Temporary protection for Ukrainians: which countries extended its validity and under what conditions

Most countries of the world continue to help refugees from Ukraine and provide shelter and social guarantees. Find out in more detail which countries have extended the protection status, for what period and how to extend it for Ukrainians

Biometric data for a Canadian visa: current changes and advice for Ukrainians

Collection of biometric data is an important stage in the submission of documents for obtaining a visa to Canada or a CUAET permit. Learn more about when biometrics are required to enter Canada

By own car to Lithuania: current rules and documents for Ukrainians

Lithuania continues to help and support refugees. In particular, the country has simplified the rules for using one's own car for Ukrainians. Find out in more detail whether it is possible to use Ukrainian driver's licenses and other current rules for using cars with Ukrainian registration in Lithuania

Ukrainians will be re-registered in Bulgaria: what is necessary

Refugees from Ukraine living in Bulgaria must submit an application for reissuance of a registration card with an up-to-date address of residence by the end of March. Learn more about how to do this