Important news and changes for refugees

Digital notary services of the MFA for Ukrainians abroad: how to issue a power of attorney online through the e-Consul system

Ukrainians abroad can issue notarized documents online in 40 diplomatic missions around the world. Find out how the digital notary services of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs work and who can already use the new e-Consul service

In Germany, after the formation of a new coalition, conditions for refugees from Ukraine may change

In Germany, following the formation of a new coalition, serious changes are in store for Ukrainians with temporary protection. There are plans to gradually phase out the current status, tighten controls, reduce payments for new arrivals and tighten integration and employment requirements. Find out how the new rules will affect Ukrainian refugees and what you need to do to remain in the country legally

Why the UK is refusing to grant protection to Ukrainians in 2025: reasons and advice

In 2025, the UK began to refuse asylum to Ukrainians more often, recognizing Kyiv and western Ukraine as “generally safe.” Find out why the policy is changing, what rights are being violated, and what to do in such situations

Ukrainian schools will recognise children's education abroad: procedure for recognising results

The educational results of Ukrainian children living abroad will be officially recognized. The Verkhovna Rada has adopted a draft law that will simplify the procedure for crediting the knowledge gained and facilitate the return of children to the national education system. Learn more about the innovations and their importance for the future of Ukrainian students

What Ukrainians need to know about temporary protection in Denmark: conditions and challenges

Since 2022, many Ukrainians have chosen Denmark as a temporary or permanent refuge. Despite a strict integration system, the country offers access to housing, healthcare, education and employment. Find out what rights refugees have in Denmark, how to find a job, obtain housing and medical care, and what remains the main barrier to full integration

Visa-free days: how are they counted when temporary protection is in place?

The visa-free regime allows Ukrainians to travel freely throughout Europe, but only for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Find out how to count these days correctly, what changes after temporary protection ends, and how to avoid violations that could result in fines or entry bans

How to obtain permission for a child to travel abroad: everything you need to know

Obtaining a child's travel permit is an important step in any trip abroad. In 2025, especially in the context of war, the process has become simpler but still requires diligence and preparation. Find out what rules apply when travelling abroad with a child

Will Ukrainians in Romania have their years of temporary protection counted toward permanent residence and citizenship: a refugee initiative

Ukrainians in Romania are asking for their years of temporary protection to be counted toward permanent residence and citizenship. Find out what the petition is about, what arguments its authors are making, and what the chances are for changes in Romanian legislation