Important news and changes for refugees

Austria is changing its integration rules for refugees from 2026: what do Ukrainians need to know?

Austria is introducing new integration rules for refugees that will affect German language learning and social assistance. Find out how the requirements for refugees will change and what you need to prepare in advance

Ukrainian will be taught as a second foreign language in French colleges and lyceums: details

The second foreign language in the French education system is a compulsory subject that begins in Year 7. It is usually German, Spanish or Italian. The addition of Ukrainian is an important precedent and a gesture of support towards the Ukrainian diaspora. Find out more about this decision

In which countries do Ukrainians most often register companies?

Ukrainians continue to actively enter international markets, opening companies abroad — both to optimise business processes and expand their activities. Find out which countries are most attractive to Ukrainian entrepreneurs

Which regions of Poland have the largest Ukrainian populations: latest data

Today, there are quite a few regions in Poland with the highest concentration of Ukrainian diaspora. Find out why these cities have become the most popular among Ukrainians and what factors influence their choice

The process of obtaining passports has been simplified for Ukrainian men abroad: details

The Ukrainian government has changed the process of issuing passports to men of conscription age who are abroad. Now all checks are carried out automatically through an electronic register. Find out what this means and how passports will now be issued to such persons

Poland tightens rules for foreign students: what will change?

Poland is tightening control over the flow of foreign students by making student visas exclusively for study purposes. This creates additional requirements, but also protects the education system from abuse and increases its transparency. Find out how the rules for students will change

UK changes immigration requirements: what should Ukrainians know?

Moving to the UK is becoming more difficult, but not impossible. Find out more about the updates, how they will affect Ukrainians, who has a chance to get a visa, and what requirements have become stricter

The number of Ukrainians with temporary protection in the EU is decreasing: latest Eurostat data

The number of Ukrainians with temporary protection in EU countries is decreasing, although some countries are still recording an increase. Find out which countries have the most Ukrainians with this status and what trends are observed in 2025