Important news and changes for refugees

New international trains to run from Poland: where Ukrainians can conveniently get to

The expansion of PKP Intercity's international route network will make it easier for Ukrainians to travel to Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, Lithuania and other countries. Announced routes include new flights to Leipzig and enhanced connections to Berlin, as well as additional connections from Przemyśl and Chełm to major European cities. Find out how the changes will affect the convenience and speed of travelling between Poland and foreign destinations

Germany reduces payments for newly arrived Ukrainian refugees: what is known

Starting in April 2025, Germany plans to update the rules for payments to refugees from Ukraine. Instead of civil assistance, they will receive smaller amounts, just like other asylum seekers. Find out who will be affected by the new rules and what amounts are provided

Dutch companies have started large-scale employment of refugees: what is known

Mass employment of refugees is a new social policy of the Netherlands. Learn how more than 40 companies are changing the rules of the labor market

France overtakes Germany: new leaders in the number of asylum applications in the EU

Migration priorities in the world have changed. In particular, France has become the main refugee-receiving country in the EU, overtaking Germany. Find out which countries remain the leaders in terms of the number of asylum applications and where they are almost non-existent

“No one is canceling the status at the moment, but life in the EU may become more difficult” — an interview with an expert on the future of temporary protection

Temporary protection for Ukrainians in the EU has been extended until 2026, but can we be sure? Are changes, restrictions, and even deportations possible? Find out the answers to the hottest questions about the status, risks and scenarios for the future in an interview with Anna Fedoryshyna, migration lawyer at Visit Ukraine

The number of employers hiring Ukrainians in Poland has decreased: details

In 2025, the share of employers hiring Ukrainians in Poland decreased significantly. Find out what trends are observed in the labor market, where Ukrainians work most often, their salaries, and who are the new competitors

Ukrainian refugees in the EU may lose their status after the ceasefire: what do we know?

Ukrainian refugees in the EU are at risk of losing their legal status after the cessation of hostilities in Ukraine. Find out what solutions are being prepared by EU countries and how this threatens Ukrainians abroad

Cash assistance from UNHCR 2025: how to get it?

This year, IDPs in Ukraine are eligible to receive financial assistance from UNHCR for renting housing. Find out who is eligible, what are the conditions of the program and how to apply