Important news and changes for refugees

Temporary protection for Ukrainians in Europe in 2026: which countries are accepting refugees and what you need to know about the conditions

In 2026, temporary protection for Ukrainians in Europe remains available, but conditions vary significantly from country to country. To avoid mistakes with documents and not lose your right to support, it is important to understand in advance what requirements apply in your chosen country. Find out more about which EU countries provide temporary protection to Ukrainians in 2026, what conditions of stay apply, and what documents are required for legal residence

The Embassy of Ukraine will hold on-site consular receptions in Austrian cities in 2026

Ukrainians living in regions of Austria far from Vienna will be able to receive consular services without traveling to the capital. In 2026, on-site receptions are planned in six cities. Find out more about the updated schedule and the procedure for contacting consuls

Which German states are hosting Ukrainians in February 2026: addresses of camps

This February, Germany continues to provide asylum to Ukrainians in different regions of the country. In particular, reception centers will operate in various federal states. Find out more about the addresses of the camps and accommodation conditions

Extension of temporary protection in Sweden in 2026: what do Ukrainians need to know?

It is important for Ukrainians in Sweden in 2026 to check the validity of their residence permits and the rules for extending them in advance. Timely submission of an application determines the possibility of continuing to legally reside in the country, work and receive support. Learn more about extending temporary protection in Sweden in 2026

800+ assistance for Ukrainians in Poland: what conditions will change from 1 February 2026?

From February 2026, Poland is revising its approach to social support for Ukrainian families with children. Receiving 800+ payments will depend on a number of new criteria, which are important to consider in advance so as not to lose your right to assistance. Learn more about the new conditions for receiving 800+ payments for Ukrainians in Poland

Passport service in Warsaw has changed the terms of storage of ready-made documents

The Warsaw branch of the Passport Service has changed the rules for receiving ready-made documents. Now applicants have more time to pick up their passport or other documents without risking their loss. Find out more about the new retention periods, reasons for the changes and how to check the status of the document online

How many Ukrainians did not return from abroad in 2025: data from the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine

The State Border Service of Ukraine has published statistics on border crossings in 2025. Find out how migration dynamics have changed, who left Ukraine and how often, as well as the main trends

Georgia has extended financial assistance to Ukrainian refugees until April 2026

Georgia has extended its support for Ukrainian refugees. Find out who is eligible for 300 and 45 lari, as well as the conditions under which payments will cease