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Bulgarian and Romanian airports will not screen some passengers: who we are talking about

Romania and Bulgaria have officially become part of the Schengen area. As a result, some of the rules for passing through airport and seaport controls will change. Find out what innovations are being implemented in these countries

Denmark for Ukrainians in 2024: how to arrange protection, social support and basic rules for refugees

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Denmark has continued to provide refugees with shelter on its territory. Find out more about how to obtain temporary protection in Denmark, the rules for entering the country, finding work and housing in 2024

Bukovel in spring: top holiday ideas

Bukovel is not only a resort for skiers, but also a place where everyone can find something to do. From hiking and cycling along picturesque trails to relaxing spa treatments. Find out what to do in Bukovel this spring

International Register of Losses: detailed instructions on how to apply via Diia

You can now submit a claim for compensation to the International Register of Losses through the Diia app. Here's what documents you need to prepare and how the application process works

Ukrainians in the Czech Republic received letters from banks: what data will be transferred to the tax office?

Refugees from Ukraine residing in the Czech Republic have received warning letters stating that their account information will be transferred to the Specialized Financial Office. Find out more about what account data will be transferred to the tax office and what consequences there may be for illegal income and work

Evacuation train from Pokrovsk will now run to Rivne region: schedule and travel conditions

The evacuation train, which previously provided transportation from Pokrovsk to Zhytomyr region, has now been redirected to Rivne region. This decision opens up new opportunities for those in need of evacuation or resettlement to another region. Find out more about the flight schedule

Mobilisation from the age of 25: who is now obliged to serve in Ukraine

Ukraine has finally adopted a law on lowering the mobilisation age from 27 to 25. The country's president has also signed other bills that directly make changes to mobilisation. Find out what innovations await Ukrainians

How much money do I need in Kiev?

The Ukrainian capital continues to fascinate and attract foreign tourists. This is not surprising, as the city impresses visitors with its beauty, architecture, and rich history. Find out more about how much a trip to Kyiv will cost in 2024