Dal 1 luglio, verranno introdotti nuovi controlli per gli IDP: chi potrebbe perdere il proprio status e come ripristinarlo

A partire dai primi di luglio, verranno introdotte nuove regole per le persone sfollate che hanno lasciato il paese: il Ministero delle Finanze controllerà ogni mese se sono state al di fuori dell'Ucraina per più di 90 giorni. Se ciò viene confermato, il loro status di IDP potrebbe essere revocato. Scopri chi non è interessato e come rinnovare il tuo certificato al ritorno

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Starting July 1, 2025, Ukraine will start new checks for internally displaced persons (IDPs) who are outside the country.

According to Resolution No. 376 of the Cabinet of Ministers, the Ministry of Finance will conduct monthly verifications to determine which IDPs have been abroad for more than 90 consecutive days. This may affect the preservation of their status and corresponding payments.

How will the checks work?

The Ministry of Finance will check data on border crossings and the length of stay outside Ukraine. If it is established that a person has been abroad for more than 90 calendar days without interruption, an additional check will be carried out.

If it is confirmed that the person has moved abroad permanently, their IDP certificate may be revoked and their status canceled. This also means that payments provided for internally displaced persons will be stopped.

What exceptions are there?

There are a number of circumstances that are not taken into account in the 90-day period of stay abroad. These include:

- Business trips

- Internships, medical treatment or rehabilitation

- Children's health improvement (with confirmed invitations or documents)

- Stay in hospitals, courts, police stations

- Death of relatives or care for a sick child under the age of 18

All exceptions must be documented, for example, with certificates, invitations from the host party, or medical reports.

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What to do if you lose your IDP status?

If a person returns to Ukraine after their IDP certificate has been revoked, it can be reinstated. To do this, you must submit an application to the authorized body. The certificate will be reissued if there are grounds for remaining in the status of an internally displaced person.

Planning to leave Ukraine, even temporarily? Don't forget to get medical insurance for travel abroad — it's not only a requirement of many countries, but also important protection in case of illness, injury, or an emergency.

On the Visit Ukraine portal, you can quickly and conveniently get:

• medical insurance for travel;

• a policy covering COVID-19;

• life and health insurance abroad.

This will help you avoid problems at the border and ensure peace of mind while you are outside Ukraine.

We remind you! Receiving IDP benefits after returning from abroad is a concern for most IDPs. We talked about the conditions for continuing payments for those who have already received assistance but have moved abroad and other criteria.

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