Important news and changes for refugees

How to exchange a Ukrainian driving license for a German one: step-by-step instructions

Ukrainians in Germany can exchange their driver's license, but they need to pass exams. Find out what documents are required and how the exchange procedure works

Requirements for child car seats have changed in European countries: what do Ukrainian drivers need to know?

According to the current legislation, children under 150 cm in height must be transported in special car seats. The main criterion for classifying car seats was the child's weight, but recent studies have shown that this classification is not effective. Find out about the new requirements for transporting children in car seats in the European Union

Switzerland extends temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees until 2026: what is known

The Swiss government has extended the special protection status for Ukrainian refugees and left support measures unchanged. Find out more about the stay of Ukrainians in the country in 2024

Ukrainians in Germany: Will Germany's refugee and migrant policy change?

Germany's policy on refugees and migrants may change due to opposition pressure and an increase in the number of asylum applications. Find out what changes are proposed by the government and the opposition, as well as how this may affect the migration situation in the country and Ukrainians in particular

Compulsory school education in Poland: new rules and fines from September 1, 2024

Poland has introduced a number of changes for refugees from Ukraine, some of which relate to children and school education. Here's everything you need to know about fines for not attending Polish schools, financial assistance for children and the rules of studying in Ukrainian educational institutions for refugees in Poland

Can Ukrainian teachers working abroad count on seniority credit?

Now teachers from Ukraine who have found work abroad will be credited with seniority to receive a seniority bonus. Find out how it will work and what is needed to confirm seniority

Problems with employment of Ukrainians in Austria: why does simplified access to the labor market not change the situation?

Ukrainians living in Austria face numerous difficulties in finding employment. The simplified access to the labor market, while simplifying the situation, does not solve all the problems. Find out what obstacles affect job search and how many refugees have been successfully employed so far

First Ukrainian state school opened in Hungary: what you need to know about it

The first state Ukrainian-Hungarian school has opened in Budapest. Ukrainian refugees and children who intend to study the school programme in the Ukrainian language will be able to study there. Find out how the educational process will take place there