Important news and changes for refugees

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

The most popular countries among migrants in 2024

In 2024, most European countries continue to accept refugees and provide them with comprehensive assistance. However, the number of applications for temporary asylum is gradually decreasing. Find out more about the countries most often chosen by international migrants in 2024

Tax return for Ukrainians in Germany: who has to file, when, and what are the consequences if they fail to do so?

Ukrainians who have been granted temporary protection in Germany must comply with local tax laws. Find out who needs to file a tax return and when, as well as the deadlines to avoid penalties

Documents abroad: what services are available to Ukrainians now?

Ukrainians abroad can obtain the documents they need through the state-owned enterprise Document, as well as at consular offices. Find out what services are available and what rules for submitting and receiving documents are in effect in 2024

Czech Republic plans to increase payments to refugees from Ukraine: what is known

The Czech Republic plans to increase payments to refugees. They will concern both humanitarian aid for certain categories of citizens and housing. Find out what changes await Ukrainians in the Czech Republic and who will be able to receive financial support

Estonia cancels free train travel for Ukrainian refugees

Free travel on Estonian trains has been canceled for Ukrainians. Starting July 1, refugees from Ukraine will have to buy tickets for Elron trains. Find out more about why this decision was necessary and who can apply for a discount when buying tickets

Police residence checks: what do Ukrainians in the Czech Republic need to know?

The Czech police have started checking the residence of Ukrainian refugees due to cases of fake information. Find out why it is important to provide up-to-date information about your residence and what consequences can be expected for violations.

Fuel prices, mobilisation and pensions: the main changes for Ukrainians from 1 July

The second month of summer will bring some changes for Ukrainians, which will affect the financial situation of citizens and other aspects of life. Find out what changes to expect from the first days of July and throughout July