The EU committee wants to expand the temporary protection status for Ukrainians who have fled their country before the Russian attack war, with another year until March 4, 2027. At the same time, the EU migration commissioner Magnus Brunner presented together with the Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister of refuge, a plan of refuge on Wednesday could take place.
According to the EU Statistics Office, Eurostat, Eurostat claimed more than 4.25 million people from Ukraine from the end of March the protection status in the European Union, 81,225 in Austria. With regard to the population, most displaced persons were admitted to the Czech Republic, Poland and Latvia.
Info Hubs, other home permits and voluntary returns
The construction of special “hubs” in the EU member states, in which Ukrainians could discover more, and the establishment of a special envoy for Ukrainians in the EU are planned. The EU committee also wants to facilitate the acquisition of other legal residence permits for Ukrainians in the EU, the EU countries are responsible for this. The EU committee argues that many Ukrainians who enjoy temporary protection would be integrated into the company of the recording country by learning the language, finding work or completing an internship.
In order to make a gradual return and reintegration of the refugees possible, for example in the case of a Ukraine war end, the EU committee suggests Visits for those who want to return. Member States must also set up programs for voluntary return in close coordination with Ukraine to make a gradual return if the temporary protection ends. In addition, the exchange of information between the EU countries and Ukraine must be reinforced via a “solidarity platform”.
Source: Krone
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