Important news and changes for refugees

Ukrainian refugees leave three European countries: where and why?

Ukrainian refugees began to leave three European countries - Denmark, Italy and France. Why is this trend happening and in which countries is the number of Ukrainians increasing? Read the latest Eurostat data and analysis of changes in migration flows in our article

The Norwegian Refugee Council has stopped providing assistance in almost 20 countries, including Ukraine

NRC has ended its humanitarian assistance program in nearly 20 countries, including Ukraine, due to the suspension of USAID funding. Read more about the impact on refugees abroad

Europe expects a migration boom after the end of the war in Ukraine: what is the reason?

Many Ukrainians are likely to come to Poland after the end of the war in their homeland due to economic instability, lack of development opportunities and low levels of social support. Find out about the main reasons for migration, its potential scale and consequences for European countries

EU plans to allow deportation of refugees: what do we know?

The EU is preparing to authorize the deportation of some refugees. This decision is connected with the growing migration pressure, integration problems and political changes in the EU countries. Read more about the possible consequences and challenges, as well as new migration policy initiatives

There may be problems with electricity in Estonia. What is the reason and what do Ukrainians need to know?

Estonia is preparing for large-scale changes in the energy system, which could affect the lives of all residents, including refugees from Ukraine. Find out what you should know in case of an emergency

Long-term residence for Ukrainians in the Netherlands: the government is considering new opportunities

The Netherlands is considering granting long-term residence permits to refugees from Ukraine. This will apply to those who work, pay taxes and contribute to the country's economy. Find out more about the reasons for this decision and how the experience of other EU countries demonstrates the effectiveness of such approaches

The UK has simplified visa rules for Ukrainian children: what has changed?

Starting from 31 January, parents or legal guardians can again apply for visas for their children. Find out under what conditions

The future of Ukrainian refugees in Germany: what will change after the elections?

After the German elections, the policy towards Ukrainian refugees may change significantly. Some parties are proposing to cut social benefits, restrict access to housing and healthcare, as well as employment for Ukrainians. Find out more about who is in favor of maintaining the current support and what scenarios are possible after the formation of a new government