NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

Some Ukrainians can receive more than UAH 10,000 in UN aid: what are the conditions?

In November, Ukrainian citizens living in two regions will be able to apply for cash assistance from the UN. Read more about it here

From Kyiv to Budapest: Ukrzaliznytsia launches another direct train to Europe

From the first day of winter, Ukrainian citizens will be able to use a new railway service to travel to Europe. Find out what the flight schedule and ticket price will be like

Cost of living in Cyprus: monthly expenses, rent, transport and food

Beaches, blue sea, picturesque landscapes make Cyprus quite attractive for life. Learn more about the cost of renting housing, utilities and food on the island

New protest at the border: Polish farmers announce blocking of Medyka-Shehyni checkpoint

Polish farmers have announced a new protest at the Medyka-Shehyni border crossing point, partially blocking truck traffic. Find out more about the details of the planned action, traffic restrictions and recommendations for travelers during this period

Obtaining a residence permit in Ukraine with Visit Ukraine lawyers: your reliable way to legalization

Legal residence in Ukraine begins with the correct application for a residence permit for foreigners. Find out how to get a residence permit quickly and without refusals with the experienced lawyers of Visit Ukraine

Legislative changes: Rada adopts new rules for postponement of mobilization

The Ukrainian parliament has slightly expanded the grounds for granting deferment from mobilisation. For more details, see here

Ukraine is the first country in history to be attacked by an intercontinental missile: all the details

Russia launches its first ever intercontinental missile strike. The target was the Ukrainian city of Dnipro. Everything you need to know about the strike, the missile used by the Russians, and why Putin took this step, is in this article

Who is eligible for deferment from mobilisation in 2024: updated rules and how to get an electronic deferment through Reserve+

On 17 July 2024, all the changes to the new mobilisation law finally came into force, removing the category of ‘limitedly fit’, excluding some men from those who had previously been granted a deferment and introducing some other changes to the mobilisation process. Find out more about who will be granted a deferment and on what grounds, and how to get an electronic deferment through the Reserve+ app