NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

Changes to the Law on Foreigners in Poland: what awaits Ukrainians

The Polish Sejm has passed a bill amending the Law on Foreigners. The relevant document was recently signed by President Andrzej Duda. Here's what will change for Ukrainians in Poland

Ukrainians who illegally cross the border cannot obtain refugee status: details

Citizens of Ukraine who cross the state border as fugitives cannot be considered as refugees in the EU. Here's why

Curfew in Kyiv is being reduced: how shops, subways and institutions will work

Due to the reduction of the curfew, the opening hours of shops, establishments and the subway will be extended in the capital. Find out more about the changes that Kyiv residents and visitors can expect

Using your own car in France: what rules apply to drivers with Ukrainian licenses

Ukrainians can stay in France with their own car. However, the country has established certain requirements for personal vehicles of refugees. Find out more about whether you need to register your car in France and exchange your Ukrainian license

Ukrainians abroad: how not to lose money earned

Employment and payment of taxes are complex and responsible processes. It is especially difficult for those who have moved to another country to understand all the intricacies of the system on their own. Important questions about declaring and refunding taxes abroad are answered in simple terms by an expert.

Germany Named Worst Country for Expats: Rating by InterNations

The InterNations team conducted a study among expats and released an anti-rating of countries that were rated as the worst places to live.

Free train from Poland to Germany will run for another 2 months: how to buy a ticket Przemyśl - Hannover

The evacuation train for refugees from Ukraine to Germany has been extended until May 2023. Find out more about the schedule

Ukraine changes working conditions for journalists at the front: details

The rules for journalists working in combat zones have changed. Find out more about how and where media representatives are allowed to work