NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

Ukrainian medical workers can receive up to $1,500 in financial aid in Poland: details

Ukrainian nurses and midwives in Poland can receive up to $1,500 for diploma recognition, training, and language courses. Learn more about the U-HEAL II program and how to apply

A figurine from Mariupol has been added to the list of the ten most wanted artefacts in the world: it disappeared during the occupation

A bull figurine from Mariupol, created around 6000 BC, has been named one of the ten most sought-after artefacts in the world by the Antiquities Coalition. This unique exhibit disappeared during the occupation of the city and became a symbol of Ukraine's cultural struggle. Find out why this find is of global significance and how its loss reflects the scale of cultural aggression against Ukraine

Identity card for returning to Ukraine: new rules for returning home in transit through Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, Germany and Turkey

Are you abroad without a passport or other documents? In such a situation, Ukrainians can use a certificate of identity for return to Ukraine, which is issued by diplomatic missions. Learn more about the rules for obtaining a certificate and the specifics of transit through different countries

Cultural Tours in Ukraine: Discover Castles, Cathedrals, and Ancient Traditions

Thanks to cultural tours in Ukraine, you can not only see beautiful places, but also touch the depths of national culture, immersing yourself in its history and traditions. Visit Ukraine will help you make these trips as comfortable and interesting as possible, ensuring unforgettable impressions from every moment of your tour. Find out more about how to go on cultural tours in Ukraine and explore castles, cathedrals and ancient traditions.

Is it possible to apply for a Green Card while abroad?

When abroad, Ukrainian drivers may have doubts about how to apply for a Green Card online in order to continue their journey without any problems at the border. Find out if you can apply for a Green Card remotely

Top myths about traveling to Ukraine during war — busted

Despite the war, Ukraine remains open to travellers — there are safe regions in the country that continue to welcome tourists. Stereotypes and fears still hold many people back, but the reality is much more optimistic. Learn more about the most common myths about travelling to Ukraine and the truth behind them

Which Ukrainian university students can travel abroad during the war?

Ukrainian students have the right to study abroad temporarily. Find out more about who can take advantage of this opportunity and what rules apply to men during martial law

How to travel between cities Ukraine: Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa, Kharkiv

Travelling between Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa, and Kharkiv today requires careful planning and consideration of the security situation, but it remains entirely feasible and comfortable. Travellers can choose trains, buses, private transfers, or car rentals, combining speed, convenience, and affordability. Find out more about all travel options, tips and life hacks for travelling in Ukraine during the war