NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

Bukovel, Dragobrat, Slavske and others: how ski resorts of Ukraine work during blackouts

The 2022/2023 ski season is taking place in Ukraine under conditions of war. However, the winter resorts of the Carpathians and other regions of Ukraine are happy to welcome guests. Learn more about the resort's blackout schedule

How to exchange old light bulbs for LEDs: details of the state program

In Ukraine, the program of free exchange of old incandescent lamps for new ones will soon start, which is being implemented thanks to grant support from the EU. Learn more about exchange terms

Points of Unbreakability: new work schedules and a unified set of services

Points of Unbreakability located throughout Ukraine to keep citizens warm during blackouts will work according to new standards. Learn more about what the upgraded points are equipped with

SE Document in Poland: how the service will work for the New Year holidays

The "Document" service operates in several cities in Poland. In the structure, Ukrainians can issue various important documents, including passports and foreign passports. Learn more about the service schedule during the winter holidays

Eurovision 2023: where the contest will be held and what is known about the Ukrainian band TVORCHI

The long-awaited Eurovision 2023 "On behalf of Ukraine" will be held in Great Britain. Learn more about the Ukrainian band TVORCHI, which will represent Ukraine this year

The Health4Ukraine program is open again: how Ukrainians can get 500 zlotys for medicine in Poland

In Poland, registration for the Health4Ukraine program is open, with the help of which Ukrainians receive money for medicines in local pharmacies. Learn more about how to participate in the program

State sponsor of terrorism: what this status means and changes

Most European countries and international organizations have recognized russia as a "terrorist state". Find out what this status means and how it can help Ukraine

Germany has increased the amount of payments for Ukrainians: how much they will pay

The German government has increased financial aid for unemployment to refugees from Ukraine. Find out what amount will be paid from next month