Important news and changes for refugees

How to sell an apartment or other real estate in Ukraine if the owner is abroad?

Selling real estate from abroad requires special attention to detail and legal support. Find out how to prepare the documents, draw up a power of attorney, and avoid possible problems during the transaction

Germany will retain the right to late resettlement status for Ukrainian refugees: what it means

Ukrainian refugees in Germany will retain the right to late resettlement status, which provides stable legal grounds for long-term stay in Germany. Find out how to obtain this status and what opportunities it opens up for integration and building a life in Germany

Ukrainians who have sheltered IDPs will stop receiving payments in September: what is the reason?

Starting from September 2024, payments under the Shelter program for Ukrainians who provide housing to IDPs will no longer be provided. Find out how this will affect homeowners and IDPs, and what are the prospects for the program in 2025

Ukraine will launch e-Consul system: how it should help Ukrainians abroad

The e-Consul system should facilitate some services for Ukrainian citizens living abroad. Find out what functions will be available in the system and when they plan to launch it

New payments for Ukrainians in Poland: who can receive and how to register

A six-month aid project for Ukrainians has started in Poland. The projects are supported by two organisations that will disburse funds in different voivodeships. Find out which Ukrainians will be able to receive assistance and where to fill in the application form

The last refugee reception center in the Netherlands has been closed: what is the reason and what should Ukrainians do now?

The reception center for Ukrainian refugees in Utrecht, which provided accommodation for newly arrived citizens, was closed due to overcrowding. Find out how Ukrainians are now forced to act and what volunteer initiatives can help them find asylum.

Ukrainian refugees in Ireland have been relocated and banned from living with animals: details

Ireland has begun resettling Ukrainian refugees, with some Ukrainians expected to move by the end of August. Find out more about the government's requirements and measures, criticism of the actions from politicians, and how these changes affect the integration of citizens in the country

Compulsory schooling for Ukrainian children in the Czech Republic: Rules and penalties

The Czech Ministry of the Interior has emphasized that Ukrainian children must attend local schools, even if they continue their education remotely in Ukraine. Find out what consequences parents may face for violating this rule and how to ensure that their child has a place at school or kindergarten