Important news and changes for refugees

Switzerland changes rules: Ukrainians from western regions may lose protection

The Swiss government is restricting the S status for Ukrainian refugees. The new rules will affect people from regions where there is no fighting, particularly western Ukraine. Find out when the new rules will come into effect and who they may affect

Temporary protection in Slovakia for Ukrainians in 2025: how to apply and basic rules for refugees

Slovakia remains on the list of countries where many Ukrainian refugees are moving to in search of protection from Russian armed aggression. This European country provides Ukrainians with a number of rights and benefits, including the possibility of obtaining temporary protection. Find out about the current requirements and updated rules for obtaining temporary protection status in Slovakia in 2025

What medicines cannot be imported into the EU: a list of prohibited medications

Before travelling abroad, make sure that you have all the necessary documents for your medicines, especially if they are prescription or contain controlled substances. This is necessary because the EU controls the transport of medicines very carefully. In this article, you can find out which medicines are banned

The UK doubles the period for obtaining permanent residence: new requirements for migrants

The UK is preparing the most significant tightening of immigration rules in recent years. To obtain ILR status, applicants will now be required to have 10 years of legal residence, an impeccable reputation, and proof of contribution to the economy. Find out how the government plans to change the permanent residence system

Temporary workers or full-fledged residents: how Ukrainians feel in Poland

Most Ukrainians in Poland have stable jobs, but only a small proportion feel fully integrated into local society. This poses risks for the Polish economy, especially in sectors with labor shortages. Find out what percentage of Ukrainians feel fully integrated and what consequences this has for Poland

Which German states will accept Ukrainians in October 2025: relevant information for forced migrants

The federal states of Germany continue to provide shelter and assistance to Ukrainian refugees. However, some categories of migrants may face difficulties in entering. Learn more about the addresses of refugee camps and their accommodation conditions in October 2025

Changes for Ukrainians in Poland from October 1: new rules for submitting documents for a CUKR card

The rules for legalization for Ukrainians in Poland are changing. Find out when you can submit documents for a CUKR card, how long your legal stay will last, and what new requirements will apply in 2025–2026

Britain wants to tighten immigration rules: will this affect Ukrainians?

The United Kingdom is discussing revising the rules for obtaining permanent residence permits. The authorities intend to tighten the criteria for migrants, focusing on English language skills, financial independence and real contribution to society. Find out what changes are being considered and how they may affect future applicants