Important news and changes for refugees

Ukrainian can vote in elections in some EU countries: where is this permitted?

Even if you are not a citizen of an EU country, you may still have the right to participate in local democracy. It is important to know your options, register to vote (if necessary) and exercise your right to vote. Find out which countries allow foreigners to vote, including citizens of Ukraine

Employment of Ukrainians in the Netherlands 2025: practical instructions based on new official guides

The Dutch government has developed three practical guides to support Ukrainians in finding a job and integrating into society. Find out the detailed content of each of them - from step-by-step instructions for employment to recommendations for employers and municipalities

The EU will decide the future of Ukrainian refugees in June: what is known?

Due to the ongoing war in Ukraine, millions of Ukrainian refugees have found shelter in European Union countries. In June 2025, the EU will make an important decision that will determine the future of Ukrainian refugees after 2026. This issue has been discussed among EU leaders, and we will soon find out how the temporary protection status for Ukrainians will change. Learn more about what awaits Ukrainian refugees after the June meeting

Ukrainians seeking protection in the EU after the US: legal options and countries that are still accepting refugees

After the US, Ukrainians can seek protection in Europe or Latin America. Find out which countries are accepting refugees, what legal nuances are important to consider, and how to get legal assistance

Germany has abolished automatic exchange of Ukrainian driving licenses: how to work as a driver in Germany now

Germany has abolished simplified recognition of Ukrainian professional driving licenses. Find out how the exchange procedure now works, what documents are required, and how much it costs

Border control in Germany, assistance in Estonia and more: changes for Ukrainians abroad from 1 May

From 1 May 2025, Ukrainians abroad will face important changes in border control, social assistance and other aspects of life in Europe and beyond. It is important to keep track of these changes and be prepared for the new conditions. Find out what changes await Ukrainian citizens abroad

Germany tightens border controls from May 6: what Ukrainians need to know

Germany is tightening border controls from May 6, including turning back migrants and changing entry rules. Find out what Ukrainians need to know about the new restrictions and how to avoid problems when crossing the border

Austria plans to reduce payments to Ukrainians due to suspicions of ‘refugee tourism’

Austria is considering reducing payments to Ukrainian refugees amid a growing number of applications from residents of Zakarpattia, raising suspicions of ‘refugee tourism.’ Find out what changes are expected for refugees in the near future