NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

I'm Ukrainian: a new app for Ukrainians abroad

Millions of Ukrainian citizens who have been forced to move abroad can now find study or work opportunities, visit volunteer hubs, plan joint excursions, and more in one app - Iʼm Ukrainian. Learn more about how the app works and in which countries it is available

New free Polish language courses for Ukrainian schoolchildren from Language Supp Ukraina: how to apply

Ukrainian schoolchildren in Poland can learn Polish for free on the Language Supp Ukraina platform. Learn more about how to apply for study and features of free courses

Is it possible to receive financial assistance in Germany if you work on a minijob: an explanation for Ukrainians

Refugees from Ukraine who are in Germany can count on part-time work called minijob. Learn more about whether this type of work allows you to receive benefits and not pay insurance premiums

The passport service is opened in two other European countries: how to issue documents for Ukrainians in Slovakia and the Czech Republic

Citizens of Ukraine will be able to submit applications for the issuance of passport documents in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, where separate units of Document State Enterprise have begun work. Learn more about which documents are available for registration

Using your own car in Italy: current rules and documents for Ukrainians

Refugees from Ukraine who arrived in Italy in their own car are obliged to know and navigate the rules of traffic, as well as driving a car with Ukrainian registration. Learn more about exchanging driving licenses in the country and how to get an Italian driver's license

Biden's visit to Poland: what restrictions are the authorities introducing on this day for local residents

American President Joe Biden will visit Poland on Tuesday, February 21. In connection with the visit to the capital of the country, increased protection of the city is planned. Find out more about the restrictions warned by the Warsaw authorities

Rules for entering Schengen countries with a non-biometric passport from Ukraine or other European countries

Ukrainians currently have simplified rules for crossing the border between countries. At the same time, citizens of Ukraine must comply with the rules of entry to the countries of the Schengen zone, if they are in a country that is not a member of the Schengen area. Learn more about entry rules and what to do if you don't have a foreign passport

Work in Great Britain: where Ukrainians work and how much they earn

Refugees from Ukraine temporarily living in Great Britain can count on employment in the country. Find out more about the average salary in the UK and where to look for work