NEUIGKEITEN UND NÜTZLICHE INFORMATIONEN

The cost of living in Europe: in which EU countries is it most profitable to live?

The cost of living in different European countries varies significantly. Find out where to live in the most cost-effective way, taking into account the prices of food, alcohol, clothing, restaurants and transportation

In Germany, payments for absence at the place of residence will be deprived: new rules from July 1

Starting from July 1, 2023, Germany will change the rules for providing social assistance at employment centers for Ukrainian refugees. In particular, one of the requirements for receiving benefits will be residence at the place of registration. Learn more about how to avoid losing your benefits

New rules from July 1: Czech Republic creates refugee assistance calculator

An online calculator has been created on the website of the Czech Ministry of Labor to help make an approximate calculation of humanitarian aid to Ukrainian refugees. Here's how to use it

In Switzerland, Ukrainians are offered money to return home: how to get 2,000 francs

The Swiss government provides Ukrainians who have been granted asylum in the country and now want to return home with money for their return. Find out more about the amount of money refugees can expect and how to receive it

Czech Republic to cut financial support for Ukrainian refugees from July 1: what is known

Starting July 1, 2023, the Czech government will change the provision of humanitarian aid to Ukrainians who have taken refuge in the country. Learn more about the new payment amounts

Italy has increased the amount of payments for children of IDPs: how to get help

The Italian government has increased financial assistance for children under the age of 21. Ukrainian refugees can also count on payments. Find out more about where to apply and what documents are required to apply for assistance

eRecovery: how to open a card and get bonuses for compensation for damaged housing

Diia has launched the eRecovery service, which allows Ukrainians to receive funds to repair their homes damaged by the war. Find out more about how to apply for a eRecovery card and get cashback

What financial assistance can Ukrainians returning from russian captivity expect?

Since the start of the full-scale invasion, Ukraine has already returned more than 2,200 people from captivity, including both military personnel and civilians. Find out who is eligible for payments and how to get them