Czech Republic: Ministry of Interior to launch pilot project on voluntary returns to Ukraine
The Czech government approved specifications for a pilot programme of assisted voluntary returns to Ukraine, for health or family reasons. The...
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Czech Republic: Changes to housing support for those displaced from Ukraine
According to the law known as " Lex Ukraine 5", which came into force on 1 July 2023, Ukrainian temporary protection holders are now entitled to free...
Czech Republic: Changes to support for refugees from Ukraine
From July, changes to refugee accommodation support and the calculation of humanitarian financial support in the Czech Republic - defined in the...
Recommendations of the Ministry of the Interior for the activities and networking of new actors in the field of integration of foreigners
In the context of the current increase in the number of newly arrived foreigners who have received temporary protection and intend to stay in the...
Czech Republic: Refugees from Ukraine face precarious situations in the labour market
As of 22 June - according to the Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic - there are 380 212 Ukrainian citizens in the Czech Republic who fled...
Czech Republic: Determination of strategic priorities of the Government of the Czech Republic to deal with the refugee wave related to the invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation
The Ministry of the Interior, together with other ministries and the Strategic Group, has prepared materials setting out the Government's strategic...
Integration of refugees from Ukraine in the Czech Republic 2022
Independent research organisations PAQ Research and Czech Priorities and independent authors published a study on challenges relating to the arrival...
Czech Republic willing to accept refugees from Ukraine
The Czech Republic is ready to accept Ukrainian refugees if tensions between Russia and Ukraine escalate, current centre-right Prime Minister Petr...