NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

The EU Entry/Exit Scheme (EES) will be launched on November 10, what will change for Ukrainians?

Starting November 10, the European Union will introduce a new IT border control system, the Entry/Exit Scheme (EES). It will automatically record the entry and exit of non-EU citizens, including Ukrainians. Find out how this will affect the time and rules for crossing the border and who will not be able to enter the EU

Ukrainians on the labour market in Poland: what are the prospects for registration and how to do it?

Ukrainians have the opportunity to register at the labour exchange in Poland. The status of unemployed in the Republic of Poland provides for a number of opportunities that will greatly simplify the job search and save money. Find out what are the benefits of registering at the Polish labour offices and how to do it

Car registration in Germany: do I need to re-register my car after returning to Ukraine?

Ukrainians who have travelled to Germany by car are obliged to register it with German number plates. However, what if such citizens want to return to Ukraine? Find out whether re-registration is required upon arrival back home

Consular reception of Ukrainians started in the Polish city of Lodz: what services are available

Ukrainian citizens can now receive consular services in another city in Poland. Learn more about the opening hours, the list of available services and how to get help

How can Ukrainians working in Germany file a tax return and refund overpaid taxes?

Ukrainians working in Germany can get back overpaid taxes by filing an income tax return. Learn how to take advantage of this opportunity and get a tax refund even if you do not speak German

Is Europe ready to leave Ukrainian refugees after 2026?

Several million Ukrainian refugees have been living in European countries since 2022, where they receive significant assistance and the opportunity to integrate. However, the main support programme for Ukrainians is currently designed to last until 2026. What to expect after that and what plans the EU has, read in this article

Poland opens evening schools for Ukrainian children: what will they study and how to enroll?

Starting in September, Ukrainian children will be able to attend free evening schools in four Polish cities. Here, students in grades 8-11 will be able to study basic subjects and participate in social activities. Find out more about the initiative and how to enroll

Winter tyres in Europe: in which countries are they compulsory and when do you need to change them?

In many European countries, it is compulsory to change winter tyres before the start of the snow and ice season. In addition, there are several different winter tyre labelling options, which may vary from country to country. Find out when to change your tyres and what administrative penalties are available for non-compliance in different European countries