Important news and changes for refugees

Ukrainian refugees in Latvia can once again receive one-time employment assistance

The programme is an important step in supporting social and economic stability among Ukrainian refugees, helping them find work or start their own businesses. Find out what assistance is available

Ukrainians in Sweden ask for the right to stay: a petition to the government and a demand for certainty after 2026

More than 10 thousand Ukrainians in Sweden have signed a petition asking to stay in the country forever. Find out why Ukrainian refugees are calling for changes in immigration policy and what they propose in return

Czech police have stepped up checks on foreigners: why are Ukrainians at risk?

Czech police regularly detect illegal immigrants, including Ukrainians. Find out who is at risk of staying in the Czech Republic and what to do in case of problems with documents

How to return to Ukraine after the war: key legal, financial and social steps

Many Ukrainians are planning to return home after the war. Find out how to prepare legally, update documents and apply for compensation to ensure a safe and secure return

Austria has abolished mandatory health insurance for Ukrainians: a detailed guide to health insurance after May 31, 2025

From June 1, 2025, the rules for health insurance for Ukrainians with temporary protection in Austria have changed. In this article, you will learn how to now apply for insurance, what options are available, what you need to do to maintain access to medical services, and also get answers to the most frequently asked questions.

The EU is discussing the end of temporary protection for Ukrainians: will the program be extended for another year?

Europe is discussing strategies for winding down temporary protection for Ukrainians after 2026. Find out what changes refugees can expect and what to consider now

“Exit from temporary protection”: Visit Ukraine lawyer on changes in EU migration policy and the future of Ukrainians abroad

The EU is planning to abolish temporary protection, and Ukrainians will have to look for new ways to legalize themselves. In this article, Visit Ukraine lawyer Anna Fedoryshyna explains what is happening and how to act now. Find out which countries remain attractive, where to start legalization and what to do to avoid being “outlawed”

Germany plans to tighten migration policy following the example of Denmark: what will change for Ukrainians and other migrants?

Germany is preparing to toughen its migration policy based on the model of Denmark. Find out how this may affect Ukrainian refugees, the asylum system and the labor market