Changes in assistance for Ukrainian citizens: stay, work, benefits, education
The act introduces changes to the rules of stay, work, and access to benefits for Ukrainian citizens in Poland. It extends the legality of stay, modifies the rules for assigning PESEL numbers and access to social assistance, and introduces the possibility of applying for a residence card.
Key points
The legal stay of Ukrainian citizens in Poland is extended until September 30, 2025.
The possibility of applying for a residence card has been introduced for persons with UKR status who have been staying in Poland continuously for at least 365 days.
The rules for assigning PESEL numbers have been changed, introducing the obligation to confirm identity with a valid travel document.
The rules for accessing social benefits have been modified, making the payment of some benefits dependent on children fulfilling the schooling obligation.
Changes have been introduced regarding the employment of Ukrainian citizens, including the possibility of working without a permit for persons with a residence card.
New rules have been established regarding the care of children from Ukrainian foster care.
The possibility of providing psychological services by psychologists with a diploma obtained in Ukraine has been introduced.
The possibility of employing Ukrainian citizens as intercultural assistants in schools has been extended.
Changes have been introduced to the rules for financing educational tasks related to students from Ukraine.
91%
VOTING RESULTS
2024-05-15
For
381
Against
19
Abstain
20
Status:
Enacted
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