7 стран Европы которые полностью лишили украинцев выплат — на что жить?

New video:    • 7 стран Европы которые начали принудительн...   Europe is increasingly reconsidering its aid to Ukrainians: in some places, payments are ending, in others, benefits are being cut, and in others, free housing is only available on a timer. This episode features seven countries where support for some Ukrainians has become stricter: Hungary, Ireland, Poland, Spain, Norway, Germany, and the Czech Republic. We're not discussing rumors, but rather the rules, figures, and consequences for people still living between war, work, rent, and paperwork. You'll learn: — where Ukrainians have been deprived of subsidized housing; — why in Ireland, the benefit for those living in state accommodation has become €38.80 per week; — how Poland tied €800+ to school and new conditions; — why Spain's €400 + €100 per child aid was limited in duration; — How Germany, Norway, and the Czech Republic are changing their approach to temporary protection. Leave a comment: 👉 Which country on this list surprised you the most? 👉 Should Europe continue payments until the end of the war or force people to become self-sufficient? 👍 If you want more episodes like this, like and subscribe to the channel. Based on open sources: In preparing this episode, we verified key facts with UNHCR materials, the official websites of Ireland, Spain, Germany, and Norway, European Commission data on Poland, and publications on the Czech Republic. This does not apply to all Ukrainians in Europe, but to groups for whom the rules have been curtailed or made conditional. Sources and open data: 1. UNHCR Hungary — Changes to housing support in Hungary after August 20, 2024 2. Human Rights Watch — Consequences of Hungarian rules for Ukrainians, including Roma families 3. Gov.ie — BOTP payment in Ireland: €38.80 per adult and €29.80 per child per week 4. European Commission — Poland: 800+ and Dobry Start for Ukrainian children linked to Polish schools 5. Ministerio de Inclusión España — Assistance to Ukrainian families: €400 + €100 per child up to 6 months 6. UDI Norway — Collective protection rules for Ukrainians in Norway 7. Regjeringen Norway — Proposal to limit collective protection to men aged 18–60 8. BMAS Germany — Bill on the transfer of new Ukrainians after April 1, 2025 On AsylbLG 9. Charita Czech Republic — humanitarian payments in the Czech Republic and a minimum after the 6th month #ukraine #europe #refugees #payments #benefits #poland #germany #czech republic #irland #norway — payments to Ukrainians in Europe — Ukrainian refugees in Europe — aid to Ukrainians 2026 — temporary protection for Ukrainians — benefits for Ukrainians — Ukrainians in Germany — Ukrainians in Poland — Ukrainians in the Czech Republic — housing for Ukrainians in Europe — Europe is cutting aid to Ukrainians