Important news and changes for refugees

Ireland has extended temporary protection for Ukrainians: for how long?

Many Ukrainians in Ireland have been waiting for clarity regarding their future status — and the authorities have finally made a decision. Temporary protection will continue to apply, but along with the extension come new nuances and questions about further legalisation. Find out how long the status is valid for and what is important to do now

The EU has created a list of ‘safe countries’: what does this mean and who does it apply to?

The European Union is changing the rules of the game in the field of asylum and introducing a new mechanism for filtering migrants. Now, some applicants will be considered under an accelerated procedure, and the chance of receiving protection will be lower already at the stage of submitting documents. The new system directly affects the timing of case consideration and the likelihood of rejection. Find out how the list of ‘safe countries’ works and what it means for foreigners in the EU

Long-term residence in the Czech Republic: new requirements for Ukrainians and stricter integration criteria

The Czech Republic is tightening the conditions for Ukrainians to obtain long-term residence and is placing an emphasis on economic self-sufficiency. Find out what new requirements the government is setting and who will be eligible for special status

The number of Ukrainians with temporary protection in the EU has grown to 4.35 million: which countries have the most refugees

The number of Ukrainians with temporary protection in EU countries continues to grow. Find out which countries have the most refugees, where the highest growth has been recorded, and what is the concentration of Ukrainians per thousand population

Poland repeals special law for Ukrainians: what will change from 5 March

Poland is revising the rules for Ukrainians' stay and repealing a special law that has been in force since 2022. From 5 March, new regulations will come into force, changing the procedure for registration, obtaining temporary protection status and access to social benefits. What will happen to PESEL UKR, will the legality of residence be preserved and who may be denied support — we analyse the key changes. Find out how the new rules will affect Ukrainians in Poland in the coming months

Without bureaucratic hell: how to get a Ukrainian passport more easily if you are in France

Tired of waiting months for a Ukrainian passport in France? A legal alternative is to apply for a passport through ‘passport tourism.’ Find out how to simplify the passport application process if you live in France

The number of Ukrainians with temporary protection in the EU has grown to 4.35 million: where the largest increase has been recorded

The number of Ukrainians with temporary protection in EU countries continues to grow and has already reached 4.35 million people. Find out which countries have seen the largest increase and where most Ukrainian refugees live

How to register with BundID with an expired §24: step-by-step instructions for Ukrainians in Germany

BundID — the key to government online services in Germany Find out how to register in the system even with an expired residence card and why you need a digital account