Important news and changes for refugees

Ukrainians from the age of 14 can issue their first ID cards in Poland: how to do it

Citizens of Ukraine, who have turned 14 years old and temporarily live in Poland, can issue their first passport in the form of an ID card through SE "Document". Find out in more detail in which cities and how to do it, as well as what is needed for this

How Ukrainians can change federal land in Germany: detailed instructions

Ukrainian refugees living on the territory of Germany are fixed on a certain federal land of the country and are not able to change it on their own. Find out in more detail what grounds give refugees the right to move within the country and what documents are required for this

How to extend temporary protection in the Netherlands: detailed instructions for Ukrainians

The Netherlands has officially extended the residence permit for refugees from Ukraine until March 4, 2024. Learn more about how to extend temporary protection and stay legally in the country

How Ukrainians can get compensation for rent in Lithuania: required documents

Refugees from Ukraine who temporarily live in Lithuania and rent an apartment can receive compensation for the rent. Learn more about what is needed for this

International roaming for Ukrainians in the EU: terms of use

Ukrainians living in the EU continue to receive international roaming services. Find out in more detail how long free roaming will be valid for citizens of Ukraine and what the terms of use are

Business grants for refugees from Ukraine: how entrepreneurs can get $1,050

Ukrainians who are currently abroad can receive financial assistance from the Danish Refugee Council to start their own business. Learn more about how to apply and receive funds

Free preparation for NMT in Poland: an offer for Ukrainian graduates of 11th grade

11th-graders from Ukraine in Poland can prepare for the National Multi-Subject Test (NMT) for free. Find out more in which cities of the country this opportunity is available and how to register for courses

How to change residency in Berlin for Ukrainians with temporary protection: detailed instructions

The majority of Ukrainian refugees who continue to stay in Germany rent their own housing. According to the law, when you change your place of residence, you must also change your registration. Learn more about how to do this