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Which countries don't welcome migrants: where in the EU is the toughest migration policy now?

Strict laws, closed borders, contested rights. European countries are changing their migration policies one by one. Find out which ones are limiting asylum, where they are ignoring European norms, and what consequences this may have for the future of European unity

Emigration to Moldova: how can Ukrainians move there in 2025?

Moldova offers attractive opportunities for those seeking new horizons for living and working. Find out about the current entry rules, visa procedures and how to obtain a residence permit

New rail route Ukraine – Poland: train Syianok – Khyriv will start this summer

A new railway route between Poland and Ukraine will be launched in June 2025. Find out which stations the route includes, how long the trip will take, and what are the plans to expand the connection in the future

What to see in Lviv: a guide for foreigners traveling in 2025

Lviv in 2025 is one of the most comfortable travel destinations in Ukraine. Here you can relax in a cafe, wander along the cobblestone streets, listen to live music in the square and just breathe in the city. Find out what to see in Lviv, whether the city remains safe and how to plan a trip easily and without unnecessary hassle

Is it possible to study in the Czech Republic without a visa if you have a residence permit in another EU country – Visit Ukraine lawyers explain

Do you want to study in the Czech Republic with a residence permit from another EU country? Find out whether you really do not need a visa and how to legalize your status using the example of a real request to the Visit Ukraine migration lawyers team

Negotiations between Ukraine and russia in Istanbul: what did the parties agree on?

The second round of negotiations between Ukraine and russia took place in Turkey. The parties managed to make progress on some issues, in particular regarding the exchange of prisoners. Find out what the delegations agreed on

Poland may introduce Ukrainian as a second foreign language: what you need to know

Poland is committed to supporting Ukrainian children by creating favourable conditions for their education and integration into the Polish education system. The Polish government has agreed to introduce Ukrainian into the school education system. Find out under what conditions educational institutions will teach Ukrainian

Law on multiple citizenship: clarification from the Ministry of National Unity

The law on multiple citizenship opens up new opportunities for Ukrainians abroad, strengthening their ties with their homeland. The Ministry of National Unity is confident that this initiative will help not only to restore ties, but also to improve the economic and social situation in Ukraine. Find out how the law will work and what you need to know about it