Important news and changes for refugees

Citizens of Ukraine in Germany and the Netherlands: results of a sociological survey

Since the start of the full-scale invasion, EU countries have hosted more than 4 million Ukrainian refugees. Germany and the Netherlands are among the countries that have provided shelter to more than a third of them. One of the latest sociological surveys focuses on the experience of Ukrainians as labor migrants and internally displaced persons. Read more in the article.

New labour conditions for Ukrainians in Lithuania: you need to obtain a residence permit

From 1 September, employment conditions for Ukrainians in Lithuania will change. Persons without temporary protection status must obtain a residence permit. Find out about changes in working conditions for Ukrainian refugees

Evacuation of children announced in Donetsk region: what is the reason and where to turn to

The danger level is rising in Donetsk Region due to the ongoing war. In this regard, the regional authorities have announced the forced evacuation of children. Find out which towns and villages fall under the decision of the relevant authorities

Slovakia has changed the rules for registration of temporary protection for Ukrainians: new conditions

New rules for registering temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees have come into effect in Slovakia. Find out how the changes took place and what is now mandatory for obtaining the appropriate status

The number is measured in tens of thousands: how many businesses Ukrainians have opened in Poland

Every tenth business in Poland since the beginning of this year has been opened by Ukrainians. In general, the number of Ukrainian entrepreneurs in this country has multiplied since the war started. Find out what kind of business Ukrainian citizens open in Poland more often and where to look for help to open businesses abroad

Czech government approves transition of Ukrainian refugees to a special type of residence permit: details

Czech authorities have introduced a new type of residence permit for refugees from Ukraine. This type of residence permit is intended for those who wish to stay in the Czech Republic for a longer period. Learn more about the conditions and benefits of this status

Expired Ukrainian passport in Germany: what is the impact and what opportunities will be unavailable to Ukrainians?

Recently it became known that Germany will not issue documents for Ukrainian men to travel abroad. Find out how this will affect their status in the country, what human rights activists advise, and what alternatives to obtaining documents exist

Ukrainians in Switzerland now find it harder to get protection: reasons (updated)

The situation with obtaining protection for Ukrainians in Switzerland is complicated. In particular, the duration of consideration of applications for S status has increased significantly, and the number of refusals has increased significantly in recent months. Find out more about the reasons for this and what refugees from Ukraine can expect in the future