NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

Instead of Poland and Moldova: Wizz Air launches new flights from Suceava, Romania

Low-cost airline Wizz Air has announced new flights from Suceava, the closest international airport to Ukraine. Starting in September and December 2025, there will be direct flights to Vienna, Milan, Brussels, and other European cities. Learn more about this alternative to flights from Poland or Moldova

Do you need to insure your apartment when renting it out?

Many landlords are faced with the question of whether to insure their apartment before renting it out. Find out the benefits of home insurance and how to get it quickly and easily on the Visit Ukraine portal

10 non-obvious advantages of a residence permit in Ukraine for foreigners that are not mentioned in guidebooks

A residence permit in Ukraine opens up more opportunities than you think. Learn about 10 non-obvious advantages of a residence permit in Ukraine that you should know before moving

Slovakia has restricted traffic on the border with Ukraine: what travellers need to know

For almost a week, one of the key border crossings between Slovakia and Ukraine — Ublja-Malyi Berezny — will be partially closed. Find out why and how to plan your route

Foreigners will be able to officially obtain combatant status in Ukraine: what has changed and how to apply

Foreigners serving in the Ukrainian army are entitled to combatant status. Find out how the rules have changed, what conditions apply, and how to apply for combatant status

When do Ukrainians need a visa to Slovenia and how to apply for it?

Slovenia is one of the Schengen zone countries that attracts Ukrainians with the opportunity to study, work and stay for a long time. Find out when Ukrainian citizens need a visa to Slovenia in 2025, what are the types of national visas (type D), how to properly apply for documents and avoid mistakes

A ‘Centre of Unity’ for Ukrainians will open in Prague: how it will help refugees

The Unity Centre in Prague will become an important point of support for Ukrainians who have lost their homes due to the war but are seeking stability. This place will help them make important decisions: whether to return or stay, and what status to have in the EU going forward. Find out what specific functions the Unity Centre will perform

Uncertainty instead of protection: how Britain is leaving Ukrainian refugees without prospects

Ukrainian refugees in the UK are trapped. Their temporary visas are expiring, and the government is offering no path to permanent residency. Despite integrating into society and facing the dangers of returning home, thousands of Ukrainians are left with no guarantees for the future. Find out why London is dragging its feet on a decision