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New payments for Ukrainians in Poland: who can receive and how to register

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New payments for Ukrainians in Poland: who can receive and how to register

A six-month aid project for Ukrainians has started in Poland. The projects are supported by two organisations that will disburse funds in different voivodeships. Find out which Ukrainians will be able to receive assistance and where to fill in the application form

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Some Ukrainian citizens living in Poland and having the status of PESEL UKR can count on new monetary assistance. With reference to YAVP, we tell you where and how to apply.


Two aid projects have been launched in Poland, but they are exactly the same, but they operate on the territory of different voivodships:


- The Polish Red Cross accepts applications from Ukrainians living in the following voivodeships: Lower Silesia, Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Lublin, Lodz, Mazowieckie, Opolskie, Podkarpackie, Pomeranian and Świętokrzyskie.

- Fundacja Polskie Centrum Pomocy Międzynarodowej accepts applications in the Silesian, Małopolska, Warmińsko-Mazurskie, Podlaskie, Wielkopolskie, West Pomeranian and Lubuszkie voivodships.


Who can count on the aid and how to apply?


The assistance will be paid to Ukrainian refugees who have the PESEL UKR status and are living in collective accommodation centres.


Within the Programme Framework, Ukrainians will receive assistance for self-sufficiency - the funds will be paid as support to cover the costs of moving out of collective accommodation centres, for a deposit and to pay part of the rent. The money should also help people to buy furniture and equipment.


The payments will last for six months. The maximum amount of aid is 3.5 thousand PLN per family. Payments depend on the number of people:


- A room for one person - up to one thousand zlotys;

- House/apartment for one or two people - up to 2.2 thousand PLN;

- House/apartment for three or four people - up to PLN 2.8 thousand;

- House/apartment for five or more people - up to PLN 3.5 thousand.


You can fill in the application form at the following links: from the Red Cross - here, Fundacja Polskie Centrum Pomocy Międzynarodowej - here.


We remind you! From 2025 Ukrainians with PESEL UKR in Poland can get a CUKR residence card, but not everyone will meet the requirements. Who will be able to use the new legalisation mechanism and what conditions must be met to obtain the document, read here.


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What gives PESEL UKR?

Having a PESEL number with the status ‘UKR’ assigned to it is an official confirmation of the right to stay on the territory of the Republic of Poland and related rights arising from certain provisions of a special law, including: related to the performance of work in Poland.

Where to look for accommodation in Poland for Ukrainians?

Where can I rent the cheapest accommodation in Poland?

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