Important news and changes for refugees

Slovakia cuts aid for Ukrainian refugees: new rules from 2025

The Slovak authorities are preparing to significantly cut aid for Ukrainian refugees who arrive in the country after February 2025. The new rules will reduce the length of stay in shelters and financial support, but will not affect the most vulnerable categories of the population. How this will affect Ukrainians and why the government chose this step, read in our article

With whom and in what sectors do Ukrainians have to compete when looking for a job in Poland?

The labour market in Poland is becoming increasingly competitive among foreign applicants, despite the fact that most of the foreigners employed in this country are Ukrainian citizens. Find out with whom Ukrainians have to compete for jobs and who remains the best employees for Polish employers

UK to extend visas for Ukrainian refugees: what to know in 2025

The UK government has announced the extension of visas for Ukrainian refugees for 18 months from February 2025. Find out about the key conditions, terms and important nuances of the extension

Gray passport in Poland: how Ukrainians can get a temporary travel document

Ukrainian citizens who find themselves in Poland face the issue of obtaining a temporary document. The “gray passport” or Temporary Foreigner's Travel Document (TDP) allows you to confirm your identity, travel to Schengen countries and access basic rights. Find out more about who can get this document, what steps to take to obtain it, and more

Jobs in Norway for Ukrainians 2024: vacancies, salaries, conditions

According to the Embassy of Ukraine in the Kingdom of Norway, more than 70,000 Ukrainians currently live in the country, including labour migrants and war refugees. Almost all of them are employed in the country in various ways - by obtaining a visa or temporary protection. Find out all about working in Norway - vacancies, documents, remuneration and job portals

Austria is ready to accept a new wave of Ukrainian refugees if the situation in Ukraine worsens: details

The Austrian government reaffirms its readiness to provide asylum to Ukrainians in the event of an aggravation of the situation in Ukraine. Thanks to effective government programs and the support of local communities, the integration of refugees is quite successful. Find out more about the current conditions for Ukrainians and whether it is possible to move to Austria after receiving protection in other countries

Czech Republic, Romania or Germany: where is the easiest place for Ukrainians to find work in Europe?

The European Commission has identified a list of the best countries for employment. The Czech Republic, Romania, and Germany are among the leaders. Find out whether it is easy for Ukrainians to find a job in these countries, what vacancies are most common, and what salaries they can get

Poland wants to simplify the process of obtaining a driving licence for foreigners: what will change?

Poland may soon speed up the process of obtaining a driving licence for foreigners. Find out what they want to change and when these changes may come into force