What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is SPRAWOZDANIE 1966.
Report on Aid for Ukrainian Refugees: Summary of Actions and Expenditures
This document summarizes the implementation of the aid act for Ukrainian citizens from 2022 to the end of 2024. It describes how the state provided legal residence, access to work, education, healthcare, and social benefits for approximately 1.6 million refugees. It also outlines legal changes that gradually tightened the system and adjusted aid to the evolving situation, including the introduction of partial fees for accommodation.
Key points
As of July 1, 2024, the daily subsidy of 40 PLN for private individuals hosting refugees and the one-time 300 PLN maintenance benefit were abolished.
A cost-sharing obligation for collective accommodation was introduced: after 120 days, the refugee pays 50% of costs (max 40 PLN/day), and after 180 days, 75% (max 60 PLN/day).
Payment of the child-rearing benefit and 'Dobry Start' benefit was linked to the fulfillment of compulsory education in a school belonging to the Polish education system.
Refugees can apply for a 3-year residence card if they have held uninterrupted UKR status for at least 365 days and meet additional conditions.
At the end of 2024, over 787,000 Ukrainian citizens were legally working and registered with the Polish Social Insurance Institution (ZUS).
96%
VOTING RESULTS
2026-01-09
For
16
Against
425
Abstain
1
Status:
Introduced
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