Important news and changes for refugees

Ukrainian refugees in Sweden will be able to receive $34,000 for returning to Ukraine: what is known?

The Swedish government, as part of its new migration reform, has taken the initiative to increase payments for refugees who decide to return to their homeland voluntarily. Learn more about the program and its impact on refugees

Double taxation for Ukrainians: how does it work, who is obliged to pay taxes twice and how to file a declaration?

According to the Tax Code, Ukrainians who are abroad and have income but have permanent residence in Ukraine are residents of Ukraine. This means that they must file a tax return. We will explain in detail how to do this, who is obliged to pay taxes twice and what fee will have to be paid in any case

The Dutch government introduces the strictest migration rules in history: what is known

The Dutch authorities have unveiled an updated program that envisages significant changes in the field of migration, aiming to significantly reduce the inflow of migrants and strengthen control over asylum. Find out more about what awaits refugees in the country

The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) has opened a call for applications for financial assistance: how to get money?

The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) in Ukraine has opened a call for applications for financial assistance for victims. Find out how to apply and receive support

Ukrainian diaspora in Bali: life, legalization, business and support

The Ukrainian diaspora in Bali is actively developing despite strict local laws and restrictions. Find out how Ukrainians are integrating, doing business and supporting each other on the island

Income tax return and tax refunds in Europe: answers to frequently asked questions of Ukrainians

Many Ukrainians working abroad are unaware that they can receive a tax refund after filing an income tax return. Find out who can get the money back and how to file a declaration to get your overpaid taxes back.

Personal account on the Visit Ukraine portal: your reliable assistant in travel and migration

The Visit Ukraine portal has a new feature - a personal account - that will greatly simplify travel preparation and relocation planning. Find out how to register, what benefits you will receive, and how using your account will help make your travels more convenient.

Ukrainian children may not be allowed to enter Poland: what is the reason?

Children from Ukraine who are under 13 years old may not be allowed to enter Poland because they do not have a Diia.pl electronic document. Learn more about the causes and solutions to the problem