«Homecoming» is an international project that provides key information and resources for Ukrainians returning to Ukraine. It is implemented by United for Ukraine (UFU) in cooperation with NGO MySyla with the support of the Ministry of Economy and the State Employment Service of Ukraine. The information on this page was collected from publicly available resources.
Documents with which you can return to Ukraine<>You need to have a document confirming your legal stay in the EU or the host country, as well as a valid travel document to return to Ukraine. If you have been in the EU for more than 90 days within a 180-day period and have applied for temporary protection, this gives you legal grounds to stay in the EU. It also allows you to cross the border with Ukraine and to travel to EU countries without hindrance in the future. If you have exceeded the allowed 90 days of stay in the EU and have not applied for temporary protection or asylum, you should contact your local migration office to avoid possible difficulties when crossing the border. A travel document with which you can enter Ukraine:
If your biometric passport has expired, it can be extended at the Ukrainian embassy or consulate in the country of residence. In countries such as Spain, Poland, Slovakia, Germany, the Czech Republic, Italy and Turkey, you can also contact the State Enterprise ‘Document’. Перелік міст за кордоном і в Україні доступний за відповідним посиланням. If you left Ukraine with an internal passport or ID card, you can still return to Ukraine. To do this, you need to obtain a certificate of return at the embassy or consulate of Ukraine, the so-called ‘white passport’. З From Romania and Moldova, you can return with an internal passport without the need for a certificate. Pets: To enter Ukraine with a pet during martial law, there is a simplified procedure. It is necessary to have:
These documents can be obtained from a veterinarian in the country of residence. For more information, we recommend visiting the official website of the State Service of Ukraine for Food Safety and Consumer Protection. Transport:
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What you need to consider before leaving: mandatory actions<>When you leave the country, please ensure you have completed all the necessary procedural steps by notifying all the required services of your intentions in advance. If you are planning to return to Ukraine, please note the following: 1. To withdraw from the temporary protection status, if you have been granted one, notify the authority that issued the residence permit via email or visit the institution in person, informing the relevant persons. 2. Notify the relevant state authorities in the country where you have been granted temporary asylum in advance if you receive any state financial assistance: social, unemployment, disability, child support, or other. Please inform us of your intentions by writing a letter indicating all family members covered by the assistance and the date of departure. If you have been receiving social benefits and plan to leave before the 15th of the current month, you need to return the money, otherwise you risk becoming a debtor upon your return to Ukraine. 3. Deregistration. To do this, you must visit the registration center with your passport and complete a deregistration form. You can also deregister by sending a mail or using your email address. You need to provide the following information:
4. In most countries, if a person is deregistered with the competent registration authority, the registration authority transmits a corresponding electronic message to the tax service in an automated mode. With the transmission of this message, the database of the tax identification number of the person concerned is updated, and the data on traveling abroad is stored in the current data record. You don't need to notify the tax office directly. The tax identification number remains valid despite traveling abroad, and other data about the person remains in the database. If you would like information on the need to deregister, please contact the tax authorities of the country of residence. You must file a tax return electronically on the official portal if you have other income and salary. 5. If you have registered a business but want to close it, you must deregister it in the city and state authority where it was registered. You must cancel licenses and other permits if you have obtained them. Take care of the termination of employment agreements and other contracts if you have employees who comply with the terms of the agreements. File a tax return if you were employed and are a tax resident of the host country. 6. Close your bank account if you have opened one. 7. If you rent an apartment:
9. Notify other institutions with which you have a contract, such as insurance companies, mobile phone services, gyms, etc. 10. If you have children who attend a school or kindergarten, inform the school administration about your move: email or email the educational institution in person. If you need assistance, please fill out the form below. FORM "HOMECOMING"
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