Important news and changes for refugees

A dangerous trend: Ukrainians in Poland are creating their own communities in large cities, and this scares Poles

Thousands of Ukrainians have moved to Poland in recent years, stimulating the economy and fostering cultural exchange. Now that the number of Ukrainian citizens in this country has reached hundreds of thousands, Ukrainians are building their own communities. Find out why Poland sees this as a problem

The percentage of refugees is decreasing: what category of Ukrainians are there now in Poland?

A social survey found that one in three Ukrainians currently living in Poland arrived in the country less than six months ago. Thus, the percentage of those who entered the country as refugees has significantly decreased. Find out what the main purpose of Ukrainians travelling to Poland is now

Extension of temporary protection for Ukrainians in the Czech Republic: Senate approves ‘Lex Ukrajina’ bill

The Senate of the Czech Republic failed to pass the law on the extension of temporary protection for Ukrainians, but it was still passed to the President for signature. Find out all the details of the debate that lasted 5 hours and the innovations that await Ukrainians in the Czech Republic in 2025

Delivery of passports, issuance of driving licences and more: Ukraine will soon launch e-Consul system abroad

This year, Ukraine plans to significantly simplify consular services for its citizens abroad. Find out what exactly they want to change and when it will start working

Emigration to Ireland: how can Ukrainians move in 2025?

Ireland is an attractive country for emigration due to its developed economy, high standard of living and English-speaking environment. Find out more about how Ukrainian citizens can legally move to Ireland in 2025, what types of visas and permits are available, and the main stages of emigration

Who can get an EU Blue Card in 2025 and how?

The Blue Card provides a great opportunity to develop your career, live and work in Europe. It opens the door to high earnings, stability and the possibility of integration into European society. Find out how to obtain this document

Ukrainians abroad will receive passports: Zelenskyy says the issue of delay has been resolved

The situation with delays in issuing passports to Ukrainians abroad seems to have been resolved. At least, that's what the Office of the President of Ukraine says. Read more about what to expect for Ukrainians who have been waiting for their documents for months here

Ukrainian refugees in Britain: how new visa rules jeopardize jobs and housing

Thousands of Ukrainian refugees are at risk of losing their jobs and homes due to new visa rules in the UK. The UPE program, which was supposed to help, is creating new bureaucratic obstacles, making it harder to find employment and adapt. Find out about the main causes of the problems, stories of those affected, the government's response and possible economic consequences for the country