Important news and changes for refugees

Estonia cuts aid to Ukrainian refugees: who will lose payments from May 2025?

Estonia is changing the format of assistance for Ukrainian refugees, canceling payments for rent and translation. Find out who will lose support from May 2025 and how to prepare for the new rules

How much do foreign legionnaires in the Armed Forces of Ukraine receive?

Serving in the International Legion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is a real opportunity to help Ukraine, gain combat experience and a decent salary. Find out how much foreigners earn for combat missions and how to become a part of the Ukrainian army

Which Ukrainians are being returned to Poland by Germany and how many of them?

Germany continues to readmit migrants to Poland, including Ukrainian citizens. Find out how many people have been returned to Poland and for what reasons

Ukrainians' motives for traveling abroad have changed: what do we know?

After the outbreak of full-scale war, Ukrainians began to rethink their reasons for going abroad. While the survival instinct used to dominate, today the focus is on long-term prospects, stability and the future of children. Find out more about what sociologists say and what factors most influence the desire to leave the country

New Pension Payment Mechanism for IDPs, Ukrainians Abroad and in the TOT of Ukraine: What Has Changed?

The government has approved a new procedure for paying pensions to IDPs, residents of the TOT and Ukrainians abroad. Find out who is affected by the changes, who needs to be identified, how to do it online or abroad, and what to do in case of payment termination

When can social services abroad take away a child and what should Ukrainians do in this case?

Ukrainians have already faced situations when their children were removed by the relevant services in some European countries. Find out why this can happen and why consuls cannot directly influence the situation

Romania may refuse to support Ukrainian refugees: what is known

On the eve of the presidential elections in Romania, the leader of the far-right party AUR, Gheorghe Simion, announced his intention to stop supporting Ukrainian refugees. Find out more about the implications of such statements for Ukrainians and what changes to expect

Where do Ukrainian refugees most often find work in Europe?

Poland and Germany remain the main destinations for Ukrainians looking for work abroad. Find out more about the reasons for the popularity of these countries among refugees, the specifics of local labor markets and practical advice for those seeking employment in Europe