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Anti-Semitism in Ukraine will be punished very severely: offenders face up to 8 years in prison

The fight against intolerance in Ukraine is reaching a new legal level. The president has signed a law that imposes strict criminal liability for any manifestations of anti-Semitism. Now, discrimination cannot be punished merely as a misdemeanor. Find out what fines and prison sentences of up to 8 years await those found guilty

Portugal is tightening its citizenship requirements: what’s changing for Ukrainians

The Portuguese government no longer offers a fast track to an EU passport: new rules require up to 10 years of residency and stricter background checks. Find out how this will affect Ukrainians’ plans and whether Portugal is still worth considering as a place to move to

Where to go for the weekend: ideas for short trips around Ukraine

The weekend is a great opportunity to break out of your routine and discover new parts of Ukraine without taking a long vacation. The waterfalls of the Carpathians, the thermal baths of Zakarpattia, the castles of Ternopil Oblast, and the sacred sites of the Carpathian Foothills are all just a few hours’ drive away. Learn more about the most interesting short-trip itineraries in Ukraine

Entering Ukraine by car with foreign registration in 2026: rules, deadlines, and documents

Traveling to Ukraine in a foreign-registered vehicle is subject to specific rules that you should be aware of before crossing the border. From length of stay to customs requirements, even a minor violation can result in fines or problems at customs. Learn more about entry rules, required documents, and restrictions for foreign vehicles in Ukraine

Men with many children travelling abroad: rules in 2026

In 2026, the rules for travelling abroad for men with many children remain regulated by the current legislation, which provides for a number of requirements for obtaining a permit. Having three or more children is an important condition, but not sufficient without the relevant documents. Learn more about the current rules for crossing the border for men with many children and the procedure for legal departure

Employment in the EU: Unemployed Ukrainians Risk Losing Their Status After 2027

Once temporary protection expires in 2027, the rules governing Ukrainians’ stay in the European Union may change significantly. Find out who risks losing their status without formal employment, what alternative grounds for legalization exist, and why it’s worth preparing for these changes now

Canada has supported the abolition of visas for Ukrainians: details

The Liberal Party of Canada has endorsed visa-free travel for Ukrainians. The plan is to transition to the eTA electronic travel authorization system for short trips. Learn more about what this means in practice

Emigration to Germany: how can Ukrainians move there in 2026?

For many years, Germany has attracted Ukrainians with opportunities for work, study and a comfortable life. However, if you are planning to move there in 2026, there are rules, document requirements and procedural nuances that you should be aware of in advance. Find out more about the types of visas, legalisation requirements and steps to permanent residence in Germany