NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

Ryanair winter schedule: new flights from Wrocław to Italy, Spain, and the UK

Ryanair continues to expand its route network in Poland, adding six new destinations from Wrocław to cities in Italy, Spain, Greece, and the UK. This is great news for Ukrainians, who often choose Polish airports for traveling around Europe. Find out which flights will appear in the winter schedule and how to take advantage of a special ticket promotion

State mortgage programme eOselia: who receives loans and what do Ukrainians buy?

The state programme ‘eOselia’ has given thousands of Ukrainians the opportunity to purchase their own homes on affordable terms and, at the same time, has given a powerful boost to the construction market. Hundreds of new mortgages are issued every week, and the total amount of lending has already reached tens of billions of hryvnia. Learn more about who is using the programme, what kind of housing Ukrainians are choosing, and how ‘eOselia’ is affecting the country's economy

Non-stop travel: comfortable transfer Ukraine – Poland/Poland – Ukraine

Traveling from Ukraine to Poland remains relevant for tourists, students, businessmen and migrants. When choosing between a train, bus, your own car or a transfer, it is important to consider not only the price, but also the comfort, safety and reliability of the route. Learn more about the most convenient ways to get from Ukraine to Poland in 2025

In what cases can Ukrainians in Poland have their residence card cancelled?

Many Ukrainians have already obtained a residence card and feel confident living and working in Poland. However, not everyone knows that this document can be cancelled either by decision of the Office or at the foreigner's own request. Lack of information about the grounds and procedure may lead to problems with visas or entry into the country. Find out in which cases Ukrainians can have their residence card cancelled and how to properly apply for its cancellation

Migration map of Europe: who is shaping the new face of the continent

Mass migration is an integral part of contemporary European identity and a key factor in its structural transformation, as more than 39 million foreigners already reside legally in the European Union. Find out how migration flows are distributed within the EU, what role naturalisation plays in integration, why migration is the structural basis of the economy, and how the Ukrainian factor influences the demographic future of the continent

Switzerland plans to ban asylum seekers from traveling abroad, but will make an exception for Ukrainians

Switzerland is tightening rules for asylum seekers, banning them from traveling abroad, even within the Schengen area. Find out why an exception has been made for Ukrainians and what conditions will apply after the legislation is updated

Ryanair cuts flights in Europe due to rising airport charges: which destinations are affected

Ryanair has announced a large-scale reduction in routes in a number of European countries due to increases in airport charges and taxes. Find out which countries have been most affected, how this will impact travel, and why the carrier is blaming governments for slowing down the recovery of tourism

Temporary protection in Europe: which countries have spent the most money on helping Ukrainians

Europe continues to incur huge costs to support Ukrainians under temporary protection. Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic remain the leaders in terms of the amount of aid and the number of Ukrainian citizens accommodated. Find out which countries have allocated the most funds and how much has already been allocated to help Ukrainians