Important news and changes for refugees

Ukrainians in Poland face monthly employment checks: what is the reason for this?

Poland is introducing monthly checks on the official employment of foreigners, including Ukrainians. The new measures are aimed at combating illegal employment, protecting workers' rights and increasing tax revenues. Find out how the checks will be carried out and what they mean for Ukrainians

Staying in Costa Rica for Ukrainians in 2025: rules for entry and obtaining a residence permit

In 2025, Ukrainians will be able to travel to Costa Rica visa-free for up to 90 days, and various types of permits will be available for longer stays. In this article, you will find document requirements, conditions for obtaining a permit, and practical advice. Learn how to legally stay in Costa Rica for longer

In which countries is protection in place for Ukrainians in 2025?

Temporary protection of Ukrainians 2025 continues to operate in most EU countries, ensuring the right to legally live, work, study and receive medical care. Find out which countries provide protection for Ukrainians abroad, what rights it guarantees, how to apply for documents and what features exist in Poland, Germany, the Czech Republic and other countries

War in Poland? What Ukrainian refugees should do if hostilities break out

Ukrainians living in Poland, following recent incidents involving drones, may be wondering how to act in an emergency. The country's government has already issued special recommendations to help people prepare for a crisis and protect themselves and their loved ones. Find out what items you should always have on hand and what steps to take in case of a threat

Temporary protection in Poland in 2025: rules for entry and stay

With the start of Russia's full-scale invasion, Poland became one of the key destinations for millions of Ukrainians seeking refuge. Find out who is eligible for this status, what rights it grants, and how to apply for and renew the necessary documents in 2025

The Polish government has approved a law on aid to Ukrainians: what will change

The Polish government has approved a law that changes the rules for receiving social assistance for foreigners, including Ukrainians. Now, payments under the ‘800+’, ‘Good Start’ and ‘Active Parents’ programmes will directly depend on legal residence and employment in the country. Find out what conditions Ukrainians must meet to receive support and when the law comes into force

Is it possible to obtain temporary protection in the Czech Republic after submitting an application in another EU country? Lawyers from Visit Ukraine explain

The Czech Republic operates on a one-time application principle: if you have already applied for temporary protection in another EU country, you cannot apply for it again. Find out what alternative legalization options exist using a real-life example of a request to VU lawyers

Jobs for students in Europe: which countries pay more and where do you need a permit?

Europe attracts students from all over the world not only with its high level of education, but also with the opportunity to earn extra money while studying. In some countries, you can work without any additional documents, while in others you need official permission, and salaries vary several times over — from €3 to €19 per hour. Find out where students earn the most