Important news and changes for refugees

Social benefits for Ukrainians: how much have European countries spent on supporting Ukrainian refugees?

Currently, there are more than 4 million Ukrainian refugees in Europe. In recent years, there has been a tendency to reduce social benefits for migrants as a result of the war. Moreover, the amount of a country's spending does not always depend on the number of migrants. Find out how much European countries spent on helping refugees from Ukraine

FlixBus wants to launch new routes from Ukraine to Europe: which destinations will appear

Ukrainians will soon be able to take advantage of new bus routes to travel to Europe. Find out which destinations are going to be launched and when they will be able to start travelling

Poland's new migration strategy towards refugees and migrants: what will change

Poland's new migration strategy aimed at regulating the flow of foreigners reflects the profound changes that await both labor migrants and refugees. Find out more about Poland's emphasis and the new mechanisms it is creating to control migration processes

Portugal will start issuing humanitarian visas: what is it and for whom?

Portugal is introducing humanitarian visas for people who are being persecuted in their home countries. Find out how the new law simplifies the asylum process and what benefits it provides to asylum seekers

Does temporary protection make it possible to travel freely if visa-free days are over

The validity of temporary protection for Ukrainians has been extended in most European countries. Find out more about whether you can travel with temporary protection, how visa-free travel works during the war and other important nuances for Ukrainians abroad

New EU entry system: who among Ukrainians will not have to pay to visit the EU?

It is expected that the new EU entry control system - ETIAS - will start working next year. As is known, one will have to pay 7 euros to register in the system. However, as it turned out, some citizens of Ukraine do not have to register in the system. Details in this material

Applying for a residence card will be simplified in one of Poland's voivodeships: what will change

Ukrainians and other foreign nationals in Poland will be able to apply for a residence card in one of the voivodships in a new way. Find out how the application process has changed

Emigration to Spain for Ukrainians: obtaining a visa, relocation opportunities, rules for obtaining a residence permit and work permit

The mild and temperate climate of Spain, as well as its well-developed infrastructure and favourable geographical location, contribute to the fact that foreigners choose the country as a place for long-term or even permanent residence. Currently, there are more than 300,000 Ukrainians in Spain, including military refugees and labour migrants. Find out how a Ukrainian can emigrate to Spain, including obtaining a visa, residence permit and work permit