Important news and changes for refugees

Switzerland plans to ban asylum seekers from traveling abroad, but will make an exception for Ukrainians

Switzerland is tightening rules for asylum seekers, banning them from traveling abroad, even within the Schengen area. Find out why an exception has been made for Ukrainians and what conditions will apply after the legislation is updated

Temporary protection in Europe: which countries have spent the most money on helping Ukrainians

Europe continues to incur huge costs to support Ukrainians under temporary protection. Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic remain the leaders in terms of the amount of aid and the number of Ukrainian citizens accommodated. Find out which countries have allocated the most funds and how much has already been allocated to help Ukrainians

Germany calls on EU to restrict entry of Ukrainian men: details of the statement

In Germany, Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder called on the European Union to restrict the entry of young Ukrainian men and to influence the tightening of border crossing rules. Find out what proposals are being discussed and how the migration situation is changing. Find out what Germany is proposing and what the possible consequences are for Ukrainians in the EU

What are Ukrainians preparing for when temporary protection in the EU ends?

Almost 4.3 million Ukrainians are still under temporary protection in EU countries, but this protection is gradually coming to an end. What will happen after 2027: will it be extended, will they return home, or will they transition to other statuses? Find out what to prepare for and what decisions EU countries are considering

The US introduces a fee for humanitarian stays: will the new charge affect Ukrainians?

A new rule will come into force in the United States in mid-October, which has already caused a storm of protest among migrants and human rights activists. The Department of Homeland Security is introducing a mandatory fee for humanitarian residence permits. Find out who will be affected by the new fee and whether there will be exceptions for participants in humanitarian programmes

Poland to abolish income tax for families with children: what is known

Polish families with children will be able to pay less tax — the state is introducing a zero PIT rate for parents raising two or more children. This benefit will allow families to save up to PLN 1,000 per month. Find out who is affected by the changes and when they will come into effect

Ukrainians in Romania: rules for entry and legal residence. What do you need to know?

Romania has hosted thousands of Ukrainian citizens since the beginning of the war, and the country's doors are still open to refugees from Ukraine. However, two years later, the rules for Ukrainians in Romania have changed slightly. Find out all the latest information on how to apply for temporary protection and enjoy other benefits

Germany has extended temporary protection for Ukrainians until March 4, 2027: details

The German Bundesrat has passed a resolution extending temporary protection for Ukrainians until 2027. This decision is in line with EU policy and preserves the existing rights of Ukrainians in Germany. Find out who is eligible for extended protection and who is not affected by the changes