New Polish rules for Ukrainian refugees focus on integration and economic independence

obozrevatel.com (Ukrainian)

New rules for Ukrainian refugees in Poland begin November 1, ending free collective accommodation for most. Only pensioners, disabled, and large families will retain free housing; others must find their own. Temporary protection is extended until March 4, 2026. The changes aim to encourage integration and economic independence, as Poland reaches its capacity for providing free housing and benefits.


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