Important news and changes for refugees

Poland wants to abolish special status for Ukrainian refugees: what does this mean for displaced persons?

The Polish authorities are preparing major changes to the rules governing the stay of Ukrainians, which may alter the usual procedure for accessing healthcare, social benefits and legalisation. The special status that has been in effect since the beginning of the war is gradually becoming a thing of the past, and general migration requirements are taking its place. Find out how the possible abolition of special status will affect the lives of Ukrainian migrants in Poland and what steps will help them adapt to the new conditions

The new CUKR card and MOS 2.0 system: what will change for Ukrainians in Poland?

Poland is gradually changing its approach to legalising the stay of foreigners, focusing on digital services and clear legal mechanisms. For Ukrainians, this means new opportunities to obtain a residence permit without queues and unnecessary bureaucracy, but at the same time, new requirements and nuances that are important to consider in advance. Learn more about the conditions for obtaining a CUKR card and submitting documents through the MOS 2.0 system

Moldova to extend temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees until 2027: details

Temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees in Moldova has been extended until 2027, ensuring stability for citizens who have left due to the war. Find out what conditions, opportunities, and guarantees the extension of this status provides

The safest cities in Germany: where Ukrainians should stay

Germany remains one of the most peaceful and predictable countries in Europe, which is why Ukrainians are increasingly choosing it for temporary residence or long-term relocation. People appreciate not only the high level of security, but also the comfortable infrastructure, transparent rules, and access to quality healthcare and education. Find out which German cities offer the best balance of security, stability, and opportunities for new beginnings

Kindergeld in 2026: new amounts, official payment schedule, and important details for parents

Starting next year, German families will receive increased Kindergeld, along with an updated official payment schedule from the Federal Employment Agency. Since the date of receipt of funds directly depends on the last digit of the Kindergeld number, it is important to familiarize yourself with your schedule in advance. Find out more about the new amounts and detailed payment dates for the whole year

The EU has allowed Poland and several other countries not to accept migrants: what does this mean?

The EU has taken an unprecedented decision, allowing Poland and several other countries to opt out of the migrant redistribution mechanism with impunity. Find out what this means and who it will affect

How to legalize your stay in Poland after temporary protection: tips for Ukrainians

Poland has officially confirmed the end of temporary protection for Ukrainians in March 2026, so the rules for staying in the country are gradually changing. Ukrainian citizens need to take care of the new grounds for legalization in advance and choose the optimal status. Find out more about the available options for legal residence and the key requirements for continuing your life in Poland

Ukrainians in Germany: what changes to expect in December 2025

Germany is preparing a whole package of winter updates that will directly affect Ukrainians living in the country: from new railway routes and rules for unmanned transport to changes in pension payments, taxes, health insurance and consumer rights. In December 2025, dozens of important regulations will come into force that will affect travel, finances and everyday life. Find out what changes will take effect and how to prepare for them