Important news and changes for refugees

Pets at the border: what documents can be used to return to Ukraine?

Many Ukrainians left the country with their pets after 24 February 2022. Since then, the rules for crossing the border with animals have been significantly improved. Find out what documents you need to enter Ukraine with an animal in 2025

Housing problems in the UK for Ukrainians: a third of the support budget remains unused

Thousands of Ukrainians in the UK are at risk of homelessness because a third of the budget allocated to support them has not been used. Find out why it is difficult to find housing and how local councils are responding to the problem

Poland may limit “800+” payments for Ukrainians: details

Poland is discussing cutting the “800+” program for Ukrainian refugees. Find out who may lose their benefits and what restrictions are being proposed

Poland has extended temporary protection certificates until 2027: details

Poland has extended temporary protection certificates until March 4, 2027. Find out who is affected by the changes, how they will affect citizens, and whether new documents are required for legal residence

Support for Ukrainian migrants in Canada is declining: what opportunities remain?

The wave of support that rose in Canada at the start of the full-scale war in Ukraine is gradually subsiding. Whereas previously the country opened its borders to Ukrainians under simplified procedures, today the scale of this support has noticeably decreased. Find out what options for entry and residence remain in 2025 and where to seek assistance

Hungary may reduce aid to Ukrainian refugees

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has stated that Ukrainian refugees in the country receive too much support compared to unemployed Hungarians, hinting at possible cuts to aid. Find out how this could affect the lives of Ukrainians in Hungary and what changes are being discussed

Portugal plans to change migration rules: what do Ukrainians need to know?

The Portuguese government is preparing significant changes to its migration policy that will affect Ukrainians. Find out what will change in the rules for legalization, family reunification, and obtaining citizenship, what visas are available, and why this country remains attractive for living

Finland plans to cancel refugee integration payments: what will change for Ukrainians?

Finland plans to cancel refugee integration payments, which will hit Ukrainians the hardest. Find out what the consequences will be, how funding for services will change, and what to expect from the government's decisions