Important news and changes for refugees

Hungary has changed the rules for refugees from Ukraine: important details

Starting August 21, free housing in Hungary will be provided only to certain categories of Ukrainian refugees. Find out more about the new conditions of subsidized housing and who will be able to benefit from this assistance

Expanding access to consular services: new institutions in new countries

Since July 15, the network of consular offices abroad has expanded significantly. Twenty-four new offices were opened in 20 countries. Learn more about the peculiarities of providing consular services abroad

Czech Republic grants temporary protection status after other countries: important details

The Czech Republic is currently home to more than 300,000 Ukrainians who were forced to flee the war. This country provides asylum to refugees who have already enjoyed protection in other European countries. Learn more about how to obtain temporary protection in the Czech Republic after arriving from another European country

How to confirm a Ukrainian diploma in Poland: important details

If Ukrainians with higher education want to work in their specialty in Poland, they need to go through the procedure of diploma validation. Find out more about the ways you can confirm your diploma from a Ukrainian university in Poland

Employment conditions for Ukrainian refugees in Germany will be changed: how will this affect payments?

Germany has agreed on new conditions for paying unemployment benefits to Ukrainian refugees. Find out how the rules will change and what new requirements will be imposed on recipients of benefits

Ukrainian refugees are actively opening businesses in Estonia: important details

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Estonia has been actively supporting Ukrainian refugees. In particular, the Unemployment Fund provides financial assistance to entrepreneurs to develop their own business. Learn more about the entrepreneurial activities of Ukrainian refugees in Estonia

Where can Ukrainian refugees find free housing in Poland in 2024?

On July 1, Poland canceled the 40+ program for Ukrainian refugees. Find out where you can now find free housing, what resources to use and how charitable organizations help.

The European Commission has extended free roaming for Ukrainians for another year: details

The European Commission has announced the extension of free roaming for Ukrainians for another year. This initiative allows Ukrainians staying in the European Union to stay in touch with their relatives and friends at no additional cost. Read more about it in our material