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How much will Ukrainians earn in different EU countries in 2025: updated overview of salaries

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How much will Ukrainians earn in different EU countries in 2025: updated overview of salaries

Which EU countries will provide the most financial assistance to Ukrainians in 2025? Learn more about monthly payments, child benefits, housing support, and additional bonuses in European countries

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Since the start of russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, more than 6 million Ukrainians have been forced to seek safety outside their country.


Most of them have chosen European Union countries, where a temporary protection mechanism is in place that provides the right to residence, medical care, education, and financial assistance.


In 2025, the policy of supporting Ukrainian refugees in Europe changed significantly: some countries strengthened their support, while others reduced social programs or changed the conditions for access to benefits.


Here is the latest information for 2025 on the amount of benefits paid to Ukrainians in European Union countries.


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How much do Ukrainians get paid in the EU?


Germany


Bürgergeld + Wohngeld: €950–1,300/month.

Child benefits: up to €471 (depending on age).

Housing, transportation, and medical expenses are covered.

A family of two adults and two children can receive up to €2,700/month.


Belgium


Single person — €1,139.97/month.

Married couple — €758.64 each.

Per child — €150–220.

Maximum per family — €1,537.9.


Denmark


Single adult — €910.

Single parent with a child — €1,274–1,817.

Persons under 30 living with their parents — €392.

Additional: +€237 for language skills or medical diagnosis.




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Austria


Basic assistance — approximately €420/month.

Additional: child support and housing assistance.


France


Basic monthly ADA assistance — €204–612 (depending on family composition).

€7.40/day if no housing is available.

Free medical care, assistance with finding housing.


Italy


Adults — €300, children — €150.

Accommodation is paid for until the end of 2025.

There are regional allowances.


Spain


Adults — €650.

Families with children — €1,200–2,000.

Some regions offer housing subsidies.


Netherlands


Clothing: €62.66/month.

Food: €242.48 for single people, less for larger families.

Accommodation with a host family — an additional €80.91.

Families with children: €140–200 per person, depending on the number of people.


Portugal


Main family member — €242.23.

Other adults — €169.56, children — €121.12.

Assistance is only available for low-income families.


Czech Republic


First 5 months:

Adults — €195, children — €140.


From 6 months:

Adults — €125.

Additional — assistance with housing rent.


Poland


Basic assistance from 2025 — €314.

Children — €191, people with disabilities — up to €955.

School assistance (Dobry Start) — €72/year.


Sweden


Adults — up to €193.

Children — €100–140 depending on age.


Ireland


Adults — €155.

Children — €120.

The program will be reduced in 2024.


Latvia


One-time emergency assistance: adults — €377, children — €264.

Monthly: €137 (first family member) + €96 (for each additional family member).

One-time payment of €740 upon starting employment.


Romania


Single person — €100.

Family — €300.

Only for those who arrived before July 1, 2024.


Bulgaria


Basic payments — approximately €190 per person.


There are housing programs, but they are limited to certain regions.

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Maximum assistance:


🇩🇪 Germany — up to €1,300+ per month

🇧🇪 Belgium - up to €1,537.9/month

🇩🇰 Denmark - up to €1,817 (single person with a child)/month

🇪🇸 Spain - up to €2,000 (family with children)/month

🇳🇱 Netherlands - up to €900+ / month

🇦🇹 Austria - €420+ / month

🇫🇷 France - up to €612 / month

🇵🇱 Poland - up to €955 for people with disabilities / month

🇮🇹 Italy - up to €450/month

🇨🇿 Czech Republic - up to €292/month


The level of support for Ukrainians in the EU in 2025 remains very uneven. High payments are in Germany, Belgium, Denmark, and Spain. At the same time, in some countries, such as Romania, Ireland, and Bulgaria, assistance is minimal and often does not even cover basic needs.


Therefore, Ukrainians planning to move or change their country of residence within the EU should take into account the level of social support, access to housing, healthcare, and the labor market in a particular country.

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Reminder! The European Union is tightening asylum rules by announcing a new list of ‘safe countries.’ How these changes will affect Ukrainians under temporary protection in the EU and why human rights activists are criticising this decision — find out more at the link.


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