Important news and changes for refugees

The Netherlands is restricting refugees’ rights: a new law on asylum and family reunification

The Netherlands is changing its asylum rules and restricting refugees’ rights, particularly regarding family reunification. Find out how the new system will work, who will be affected by the changes, and when they will take effect

Germany tightens rules: Ukrainians may lose benefits for refusing work

Germany has tightened the rules for recipients of social assistance. Now, Ukrainians under temporary protection may lose their benefits after just one refusal to work. Find out how the rules are changing and who is affected

Pensions in Poland for Ukrainians in 2026: Who Is Eligible and How to Receive Benefits

Poland remains one of the key destinations for Ukrainians working abroad, so the issue of pensions is becoming increasingly relevant. As of 2026, clear rules apply: work experience in both countries is taken into account, and benefits may be calculated separately. Learn more about who is eligible for a pension in Poland and how to apply for it

Poland is revising the “800+” program: payments may be automatically extended starting in 2027

Poland plans to revise the “800+” program and introduce automatic renewal of payments. Find out when the new rules will take effect, what will change for recipients, and whether they will need to submit applications every year

Is Ireland evicting Ukrainian refugees? Free housing scheme to be scrapped

The Irish government is radically changing the terms of support for Ukrainian refugees, terminating contracts with hotels on a massive scale. As hotels return to the tourism sector, the system of free accommodation is rapidly shrinking, whilst the pressure on the rental market is increasing. Find out what to do if you face eviction

Can You Obtain Renewed Protection in the EU: Current Rules for Ukrainians in 2026

Temporary protection in the EU for Ukrainians has been extended, but the rules have become stricter in 2026. The eligibility criteria have changed, new restrictions have been introduced, and there are now differences between countries. Learn more about how temporary protection works in Europe and what you need to consider before moving

Ukrainians are leaving one of the EU countries in droves: around 75% of refugees have already left

Whilst millions of Ukrainians are settling in specific parts of Europe, nearly 75% of migrants have already left certain EU countries. Meanwhile, demographers are sounding the alarm, predicting a second wave of migration. Find out which European country Ukrainians are leaving en masse and why experts believe that 80% of citizens may remain abroad permanently

What should men do if their Ukrainian passport expires abroad?

Currently, the provision of consular services for Ukrainian men of military age in Europe is limited. Learn more about what to do if your passport has expired and what services are not available with an expired document