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Peculiarities of employment of Ukrainians with temporary protection in 2024 in various EU countries

Ukrainians who received the status of temporary protection in the EU usually have free access to the labor market of the countries. However, each state also sets its own requirements for future employees. Find out in which EU countries the prospect of finding a job in 2024 is higher and what type of work permit will be needed

Business relocation abroad: a new comprehensive service from Visit Ukraine

Business relocation abroad with Visit Ukraine is a comprehensive legal service for Ukrainian entrepreneurs. It includes full legal support, preparation of documents, interaction with government agencies and local partners. Learn more about the benefits, opportunities and stages of the new service

Ukraine is preparing to change the rules for the transportation of animals on trains: what does Ukrzaliznytsia propose?

Ukrzaliznytsia has initiated changes to the rules for the transportation of animals on trains for the convenience of passengers and comfortable travel for pets. Find out what changes are coming soon for passengers and pet owners

Protect yourself from fraudsters: important information for Visit Ukraine clients

Be careful when booking hotels: fraudsters create fake pages on behalf of Visit Ukraine and offer non-existent services. Learn how to avoid fraud and book hotels safely

From media to politicians: How russia spreads its narratives and influences public opinion in the EU

The russian occupation authorities seek to actively spread their propaganda almost all over the world. However, the greatest accumulation of kremlin narratives is in the European Union. Find out what methods russia most often uses to promote propaganda messages

Four more beaches for recreation officially opened in Odesa: list

Since July 1, four more swimming beaches have been opened in Odesa. Find out more about where you can now relax by the sea

Orban's visit to Ukraine: why did Putin's mate come to Kiev and what did he offer Zelensky?

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has travelled to Ukraine for the first time since the start of the full-scale war. During his visit, he held a meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy and proposed a ceasefire at the front. Find out how the talks were memorable and what the presidential office responded to Orban's proposal

Ukrainian students will study for free at Irish universities this year: details

The Irish government has announced the abolition of tuition fees for students from Ukraine. This step is a continuation of last year's agreements that provide Ukrainian refugees with free access to higher education. Read more about the study opportunities in our article