As a neighboring country of the European Union, Germany has many economic and sociocultural ties with Ukraine. In terms of residency law, Ukrainian citizens were already able to stay in Germany for 90 days without a visa. In addition, there is an Association Agreement with the European Union that includes a free trade zone.
Due to the current situation, some changes have now been made to the regulations. Furthermore, Ukrainian citizens are to be specifically integrated into the German labor market. Below, we outline the current conditions and opportunities. We also highlight key contact and counseling centers that refugees from Ukraine, as well as their companions and supporters, can turn to.
Language and integration courses
Contact Points, Counseling Services, and Further Information