Important news and changes for refugees

Rent in Poland will rise in price: what awaits tenants in 2026

Renting a home in Poland is gradually becoming more expensive, even as inflation slows. Contractual indexation and an increase in utility tariffs as early as 2026 may significantly affect tenants' monthly expenses. Find out more about why rents are rising and how to prepare for the new costs

The Czech Republic may reduce aid to refugees from Ukraine: what you need to know

The Czech Republic is preparing to revise its social support rules for Ukrainian refugees, and the changes could take effect as early as 2026. The authorities are discussing new approaches to payments, verification of actual residence, and conditions for maintaining assistance for different categories of people. Find out who may be affected by the restrictions, what payments are currently in effect, and what to prepare for in the future

The status of Ukrainians in the EU after 2027: what changes are expected and how to prepare in advance

Temporary protection for Ukrainians in the EU will only be valid until 2027. Find out what options will be available after this date and why it is worth starting to prepare for the change in status now

Do I need a parent's permission for my child to travel abroad in 2026?

In times of war, many mothers or other family members try to take their children abroad. However, there are situations when the father is not around and cannot give his consent to the child's departure in writing. Find out if this document is needed for a child to cross the border without any problems in 2026

Canada simplifies family reunification scheme for Ukrainians: details

Canada is expanding opportunities for Ukrainian families already in the country by simplifying the rules for legal residence and access to work and study. New government decisions give more time to adapt and wait for immigration decisions after the closure of emergency programmes. Find out who can take advantage of the updated conditions, which statuses can be extended, and until what date Ukrainians will be able to legally live in Canada

Poland may restrict employment of Ukrainians: what will change and what are the risks for the labor market

Poland is preparing changes that may restrict the employment of Ukrainians and affect business. Find out what new rules the government is proposing, who they will affect, and what risks arise for Ukrainian workers and employers

Ukraine closes embassy in Iran: Foreign Ministry appeals to citizens amid escalating tensions in the country

Amid mass protests, thousands of deaths and statements about a possible use of force, Ukraine is temporarily closing its embassy in Iran. The Foreign Ministry is urging citizens to exercise caution and issuing recommendations. Find out what is happening in Iran and what steps diplomats are advising Ukrainians to take

Citizenship of the Czech Republic: Minimum periods of residence for foreigners

The path to Czech citizenship begins with legal residence in the country for several years. However, the minimum period may vary significantly depending on your situation. Find out more about the current deadlines, naturalization rules, and the stages of obtaining a Czech passport