Important news and changes for refugees

Thousands of refugees under threat: Scotland cancels payments to families who have taken in Ukrainians

Die Streichung von Zahlungen an Familien in Schottland, die Ukrainer aufgenommen haben, hat bei Flüchtlingen und lokalen Behörden große Besorgnis ausgelöst. Mehr als 28.000 ukrainische Frauen und Kinder könnten nach Auslaufen des Hilfsprogramms obdachlos werden. Erfahren Sie, warum die Regierung diese Entscheidung getroffen hat und welche Optionen für diejenigen bleiben, die Gefahr laufen, ihr Dach über dem Kopf zu verlieren

Which German states will accept Ukrainians in December 2025: current camp addresses

The federal states of Germany continue to provide shelter and assistance to Ukrainian refugees. However, due to the large number of migrants, the list of camps in Germany that accept Ukrainian migrants is constantly updated. Find out the latest information on the “refugee camps” in Germany that will accept Ukrainians in December 2025

Registration of Ukrainians in Berlin is changing: what do you need to know from 1 December 2025?

Berlin is updating its procedure for accepting Ukrainians, and from 1 December 2025, initial registration will take place according to new rules. The city is changing the registration routes, introducing mandatory registration and streamlining the allocation of temporary accommodation. Find out more about the new registration procedure and all the steps you now need to take

Even green card holders are at risk: the US will review the status of all refugees

The United States is preparing a large-scale review of refugee cases, which may even affect those who have long since obtained a green card and built a life in the country. The Trump administration's new policy completely changes the rules of the game and causes concern for thousands of families. Find out who will be affected by the checks and what the possible consequences are

Financial assistance for Ukrainians in Spain: conditions, amounts and how to apply for payment

Ukrainians temporarily residing in Spain can count on financial support from the state if they find themselves without a stable income. The assistance programme is valid throughout the country and has clear conditions for eligibility. Learn more about who is eligible for payments and how to apply for them

New three-year residence card CUKR for Ukrainians in Poland: conditions, application procedure and rights in 2025

Poland is introducing a new three-year residence card CUKR for Ukrainians with PESEL UKR status in 2025. This is a digital residence permit that will replace temporary protection and open up access to work, business and travel in Schengen. Find out who can apply, how the online procedure via MOS will work and what rights and restrictions CUKR card holders will have

Electronic submission of documents for the CUKR residence card in 2025: the Senate adopted important amendments to the law on foreigners

Poland updates the rules for the stay of foreigners: electronic applications for residence cards, introduction of the CUKR card for Ukrainians with PESEL UKR and a new procedure for family reunification. Find out how the new procedures will work, who can get a CUKR card and what will change in the procedure for submitting documents

Social benefits have risen sharply in the EU: which countries have the highest rates?

In 2024, European Union countries invested record amounts in social support for citizens, significantly increasing spending on pension programmes, healthcare and family assistance. Growth in social payments was recorded in all EU countries, but the gap between the leaders and the countries with the lowest figures remains significant. Find out where social protection spending is highest and which countries have shown the most rapid growth