NEUIGKEITEN UND NÜTZLICHE INFORMATIONEN

Applications for Dobry Start financial aid for schoolchildren start in Poland: how to receive payment

Since the beginning of August, Ukrainians have been able to apply for the "300+" (Dobry Start) allowance for children. Find out more about how to apply for the benefit

How to get to Ukraine from Denmark: convenient routes by car or plane + train/bus

The lack of air travel reduces the number of options for getting to Ukraine. However, the country's land borders are open, so we have prepared convenient routes to enter from Denmark

What foreigners buy in Ukraine: how symbols of Ukrainian resilience have replaced ordinary souvenirs

In the past, foreigners most often bought small souvenirs to remember Ukraine, but today the demand has grown for a different category of goods. Find out what foreigners are buying in Ukraine and what is the reason for these changes

How many Ukrainians plan to build a future in Ukraine and what challenges do they expect the country to face in its postwar reconstruction?

Ukraine faces a difficult path of post-war reconstruction with many challenges. Find out how many Ukrainian citizens see their future in the country and what problems the country is likely to face after the war

eCherha for passenger buses and cars will start operating in Ukraine on August 1

Starting from August 1, cars and passenger vehicles will be able to cross the border with Poland using the eCherha service. Find out more about how to sign up for the electronic queue online

Express mode for paying for municipal buses has been introduced in Kyiv: how the new service works

The capital has introduced a secure payment function for municipal buses called Express Mode. Here's how to set up the new contactless payment technology

Business in Poland: How citizens feel about Ukrainian businesses entering foreign markets

The presence of Ukrainian companies outside the country has increased significantly during the war. In particular, Gradus Research surveyed Ukrainians about their attitudes toward Ukrainian businesses entering foreign markets. Learn more about the survey results

Europe changes visa-free travel rules: how much it will cost to enter the EU from 2024

Starting in 2024, entry to the European Union will be subject to a fee. Starting next year, Ukrainians and citizens of other countries that have a visa-free regime with the EU will have to have a travel permit and pay a mandatory entry fee under the ETIAS program