Important news and changes for refugees

Czech Republic opens registration for new permits for refugees with temporary protection: details

A new stage of support for Ukrainian refugees in the Czech Republic — registration for a special long-term residence permit is now open. Applicants must meet the eligibility criteria, register online, and visit the Ministry of the Interior in person. Find out what steps are required and what documents you need

The 800 Plus programme: who will be eligible for payments in Poland after 30 September?

The ‘800 Plus’ programme in Poland will continue after 30 September, but payments to foreigners will be subject to a number of conditions. The new rules, prepared by the Ministry of the Interior and Administration, are aimed at streamlining the system and regularly checking applicants through ZUS. Find out which Ukrainians will be eligible for assistance

Temporary protection in Belgium in 2025: rules of entry and stay

As of early 2025, there were more than 93,000 Ukrainian refugees living in Belgium. Temporary protection for them has been extended until 4 March 2027. Find out how to obtain temporary protection and what rights Ukrainians in Belgium will have in 2025 under this status

The United Kingdom continues its programme to protect Ukrainians: details

The United Kingdom has announced the extension of the Ukraine Permission Extension (UPE) programme, which allows Ukrainians to remain in the country while retaining their right to work, housing and social support. The decision was made against the backdrop of approaching visa expiry dates and growing concerns among migrants. Find out who is eligible for the extension, how to apply and what changes await programme participants

Latvia changes entry rules for Ukrainians: what you need to know

From 1 September 2025, Latvia is changing the entry procedure for Ukrainian citizens: mandatory online registration will be introduced for certain individuals. The new rules apply to both tourist trips and transit. Find out who will be affected by the changes, how to fill in the form and what information you need to provide

Which German states are accepting Ukrainians in September 2025: up-to-date information for forced migrants

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

Virtually all Ukrainians living in the EU are not eligible for citizenship there: why?

95% of Ukrainians living in EU countries do not have grounds for obtaining citizenship, as the process requires specific reasons. The law on multiple citizenship is more aimed at the diaspora outside Europe. Find out why it is still too early for Ukrainians in the EU to count on obtaining European passports

The bill on aid to Ukrainians is already in the Sejm: what restrictions does the president propose?

The Seimas will consider a new bill on assistance to Ukrainians. It restricts access to benefits and medical care to those who are officially employed, extends the period for obtaining citizenship, and introduces stricter penalties. Learn more about the new measures