Important news and changes for refugees

Do EU countries provide housing for refugees: conditions and details

According to research by the Centre for Economic Strategy, as of 2025, there are more than 5 million Ukrainians abroad who left after the start of the full-scale invasion. Most of them have faced the question of whether it is possible to obtain housing for refugees in the EU. Find out how to obtain housing in Europe and how social assistance is provided to Ukrainians abroad

How many Ukrainian refugees return home every six months: IOM statistics

Since autumn 2023, there has been a steady return of Ukrainians from abroad, with around 100,000 people coming home every six months. Find out which countries they are returning from most often and why

How to get a TIE card in Spain in 2025?

Ukrainians in Spain can obtain or extend temporary protection, which is valid until 4 March 2027. However, a TIE identity card is also required to reside in this country. Find out how to obtain or extend it if you already have one

The United States is introducing new fees for asylum seekers and work permit applicants

New USCIS rules increase the financial burden on migrants seeking asylum or work in the United States. The fees are mandatory for everyone — both those who are just applying and those whose cases are already pending. Find out how the new rules will work

The number of Ukrainians receiving temporary protection in Europe has increased: how many citizens have been granted status

Since the beginning of the war, millions of Ukrainians have been forced to seek refuge in European Union countries. The temporary protection mechanism has become a key tool for their integration and support. As of May 2025, more than 4.28 million Ukrainians are under protection in the EU, and this number continues to grow. Find out which countries provide the most support to Ukrainians, where there has been an increase or decrease in numbers, and how the composition of refugees is changing

Does the UK currently accept Ukrainians?

The UK is gradually changing entry conditions for Ukrainians in 2025. Find out if the UK is currently accepting Ukrainians, what visas are available, how to apply and what restrictions are currently in place

The Council of Ministers has approved draft amendments to the Special Law on Assistance to Ukrainian Citizens in Poland: everything about the extension of protection and changes

The Polish government has approved draft amendments to the Special Act on Assistance to Ukrainian Citizens in Poland, which provides for the extension of temporary protection until March 4, 2026, new accommodation rules, clarification of the conditions for receiving 800+ assistance, and tighter control over residence. Learn about the key changes that may affect the lives of Ukrainians in Poland

Does Spain grant temporary protection after other countries?

Spain attracts Ukrainian migrants with its warm climate, high standard of living, moderate prices and transparent employment and education conditions. Refugees often move to Spain from other regions of Europe. Find out if you can change your country of temporary protection and how to obtain temporary protection in Spain after another country