Important news and changes for refugees

Important update for Ukrainians in the Netherlands: where can you now apply for temporary protection at the IND?

The Netherlands has changed its rules for accepting Ukrainians under temporary protection — now all key procedures are carried out at a new location. This important update concerns document processing, status confirmation, and planning visits to the IND. Learn more about the new address, deadlines, and how to prepare for your visit

KACPU centers in the Czech Republic working hours during the Christmas and New Year holidays 2025–2026

During the holiday season in the Czech Republic, the working hours of Ukrainian assistance centers change. Find out when KACPU will be closed, on which days there may be limited reception, and how to plan your document submission without any risks

Georgia has extended free medical care for Ukrainians until April 2026: what you need to know

Georgia continues to support Ukrainians who have been forced to leave their homes due to the war. Find out who is eligible for free medical care in Georgia, what services are covered by the program, and under what conditions the right to treatment will remain in effect until 2026

Should Ukrainian refugees living in the EU pay taxes in Ukraine: clarification from the Tax Service

Do Ukrainians working abroad have to pay taxes in Ukraine? Clarifications from the Tax Service, income declaration rules and what this means in practice for refugees in the EU in this article

Germany tightens rules on unemployment benefits: what will change from July 1, 2026

Germany is changing its social support rules for the unemployed, making the system stricter. Find out what Grundsicherung is, what sanctions will be introduced in 2026, and how these changes will affect Ukrainians in Germany

France introduces a civics exam for foreigners: what will change in 2026

Starting from January 1, 2026, France will introduce new requirements for foreigners planning to obtain a long-term residence permit or citizenship. One of the key changes will be a mandatory civics exam that will test knowledge of the fundamentals of French society and state values. Find out more about who is subject to the new rules, when to take the exam, and where to find official preparation materials

Bürgergeld under threat: Germany prepares tough social benefits reform from 2026

The German government has approved a reform of Bürgergeld, which will tighten controls, introduce sanctions and change the rules for receiving social assistance. Find out what exactly will change, who will be affected and when the reform will come into force

The number of young Ukrainians in Poland has increased: the country has named the reason

In recent months, the migration picture in Poland has changed significantly: statistics show an unexpected shift in the age of Ukrainians who are obtaining legal status in the country. Experts are analysing the latest data, border figures and government decisions that have influenced the dynamics of entry and temporary protection. Find out what exactly caused the increase in the number of young Ukrainians and how this affects the situation in Poland and other EU countries