Advice for refugees travelling from Ukraine to other countries in Europe

Ukrainians can travel for free inside Romania with CFR Călători. Also, as a refugee, you can leave Romania and go to Hungary for free. CFR Călători will issue your free ticket at the border, and the conductor MAV, further on the territory of Hungary to Budapest or to the next border.

Flixbus

Flixbus is now offering free tickets for refugees (regardless of their nationality) departing from Bucharest. Refugees can request free tickets via the Flixbus online chat or via email:

Via Flixbus chat:

• Visit the Flixbus help page in English or Ukrainian.
• Find their chatbox on the bottom right corner.
• Enter your name, surname, e-mail, select the "voucher" category and a subcategory.
• A Flixbus member of staff will help you book the free tickets.

Via email. If you can't access the Flixbus chatbox, please send an email to service@flixbus.com.ua with the following information:

• Subject: UKRAINE (mandatory to proceed with the request).
• Where you're departing from (Przemyśl, Rzeszów or Bucharest) and your destination.
• Date and time of departure (check the connections here).
• Name and surname of the passenger(s).
• Phone number.
• Email address the tickets should be sent to.

You will receive an automatic email reply. Flixbus customer service team are working tirelessly to process all requests as soon as possible. In some cases, it may take up to a few hours before they can get back to you.

Other transport companies

International transport company Romfour is offering free bus rides to Ukrainian citizens arriving at the Siret customs point to travel to bus/train stations. They are also taking refugees to Italy free of charge (every Friday) and offer discounts on other international routes, such as France or Germany. Transport company Tarsin is providing similar services, free of charge. 

Ukrainian citizens can enter Romania with a short stay status by presenting their passport at the Romanian border crossing point. Those who apply for asylum in Romania can also enter the country with another type of identification (national ID card, birth certificate, etc.) or based on their declared identity, without an ID.

Ukrainians traveling with children should also carry an ID or a birth certificate for the child. Unaccompanied children can also cross the Romanian border from Ukraine.

Many Romanian NGOs and companies have been collecting food, clothes, blankets, essential goods, baby products, medication and other useful items, which they’ve taken to the Siret and Sighetu Marmatiei border points. Refugees arriving at these points will receive help from volunteers or official institution representatives.

Here are some of the Romanian associations and companies offering their help:

• Fight for Freedom provides accommodation and food at its centres in Veresti and Burdujeni (Suceava county).
• Local businessman Stefan Mandachi is offering free accommodation at his hotel in Suceava (limited spaces), as well as free meals at the Spartan restaurant in the city centre (Ukrainians need to show their ID). He’s also working on setting up special spaces for pets.
• Complexul Turistic Costești also joined the list of local businesses supporting Ukrainians with accommodation and food.
• The Association of Romanian Contemporary Art Galleries offers accommodation and financial support for artists fleeing the war in Ukraine.
• The Caradja Cantacuzino Association in Bucharest collects packages with essential goods for the Ukrainian refugees.
• The Romanian United Fund, with the support of the Embassy of Romania to the United States, also launched a fundraising campaign for Ukrainian refugees coming to Romania.
• The City Hall of Iasi, in eastern Romania, is also collecting food and essential goods for the refugees at several points in the city.
• Bogdan Tanasa, a local entrepreneur and fundraiser is offering 10 tons of lighters to homes or shelters hosting refugees from Ukraine.
• Many other individuals, companies, or organisations are coming together on public Facebook groups to offer accommodation, food, funds, or other help to Ukrainian refugees. Two of these groups are Solidari cu Ucraina (In Solidarity with Ukraine) and Uniti pentru Ucraina (United for Ukraine).
• Local Code for Romania Association also announced that it is working on launching an ecosystem of digital solutions in the context of the crisis in Ukraine. They aim to provide qualitative information on the current situation and effects of the war, ways to manage the critical needs of the refugees or the resources and capacity of local authorities and offer support for the civil society in Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova. They will provide information on accommodation available across the country, resource and volunteer management, or the roles of institutions in this emergency situation. Plus, they plan to launch a dedicated information and support platform.

Refugees are welcome in Romania with their pets. Romania’s National Sanitary Veterinary and Food Safety Authority (ANSVSA) has granted a temporary removal of certain rules for pets entering from Ukraine.

Several organisations have also offered support and assistance to Ukrainian citizens coming to Romania with their pets, including:

• Clubul de Excelenta Canina Patrocle Brasov
• Casa lui Patrocle
• Save our Paws Association in Iasi
• MegaDreams Pet Taxi in Iasi
• Fight for Animals in Baia Mare

COVID-19 entry restrictions are temporarily suspended for people travelling from Ukraine to Romania. Negative tests or proof of vaccination are not required and there is no obligation to undergo quarantine on arrival.

Legal assistance and advice

Ukrainian speakers in Romania can contact the Students' Association in Maramures if they can help with coordinating the refugees at the border. You can find more details on their Facebook page.

Local law firm Grecu & Asociatii is also providing legal assistance, advice, and free representation for Ukrainian refugees. You can find more updates on their Facebook page and you can contact them via their website, by phone - (+4) 031 426 0745 / (+4) 0799 938 761 and/or email - office@greculawyers.ro 

Working in Romania for Ukrainian refugees

Ukrainian citizens who want to work in Romania do not need a work permit and can work for up to nine months in a calendar year.

In the case of Ukrainian citizens who are employed on a full-time contract, their right to temporary residence in Romania is extended.

Subsequent extensions of the right of temporary residence for work purposes are granted if the individual can produce the following documents: full-time individual employment contract registered with the labour inspectorate, and proof of being paid at least at the level of the gross minimum basic pay for the entire period of stay previously granted.

Education in Romania

All children and young refugees coming from Ukraine can enrol in the Romanian education system. There are 45 schools, 10 high schools and three universities that teach in Ukrainian in Romania. Children can also continue to learn Ukrainian through the platform approved by the Ministry of Education of Ukraine.

Ukrainian refugees seeking help in Romania can contact:

Romanian National Council for Refugees (CNRR)

Services: information, legal counselling

Website: https://www.cnrr.ro/index.php/ro/

Email: office@cnrr.ro

Phone: (004) 0213126210

Hotline: (004) 0730073170

UNHCR Romania

Office Phone: +40 21 201 7873 (Monday-Friday: 9:00-17:30)

Hotline: +40 723 653 651 (available 24/7)

Email: rombu@unhcr.org

• https://help.unhcr.org/romania/
• https://www.dfa.ie/travel/travel-advice/a-z-list-of-countries/romania/
• https://www.romania-insider.com/ukrainians-romania-entry-rules-2022
• https://www.romania-insider.com/solidarity-ukraine-romania-refugees-2022
• https://dopomoha.ro/uk

Slovakian borders information:

• 3 Border crossings are in service, Vyšné Nemecké, Ubľa and Veľké Slemence.
• Passenger transport at the railway border crossing of Čierna nad Tisou- Čop has been suspended.
• Slovakian Ministry of Interior has established hotspots in Ulíč, Ubľa, Vyšné Nemecké, Veľké Slemence and Čierna nad Tisou. People coming without travel documents will be registered at hotspots.

Trains

• • Since 25th February 2022, the Slovak railway company (Železničná spoločnosť Slovensko) has introduced free travel in InterCity trains for the citizens of Ukraine carrying a valid passport (source: https://www.zssk.sk/aktuality/mimoriadne-opatrenie-vo-vlakoch-zssk-v-suvislosti-s-konfliktom-na-ukrajine/).

Buses

• • Some regional bus operators are offering free service to Ukrainians. Please check at the Slovak border as this is on a case-by-case basis. Bus and train connections may be found on this website https://cp.hnonline.sk/vlakbusmhd/spojenie/.
  • Free suburban bus travel for the citizens of Ukraine has been introduced in some regions, particularly, Bratislava and Trnava.
  • Domestic and local NGOs are providing free shuttle transport from the border to selected transport hubs or final destinations.

Documentation needed to travel

In general, the Slovak Republic and Ukraine have a visa-free regime: holders of Ukrainian passports are not subject to visa requirements.

Since the crisis, Slovak Republic is allowing all third country nationals to enter from Ukraine, even those not complying with entry conditions under regular circumstances.

For example, if an arriving person does not possess an official passport, they will be allowed to enter with a travel passport (without biometric data), ID card or driving licence. If the person is not carrying any identification document, they can request international protection in the territory of the Slovak Republic.

Households in Slovakia are hosting Ukrainians and providing accommodation during the crisis. According to the Finance Minister, Slovak households and institutions will receive 200 euros a month for every adult and 100 euros a month for every child they accommodate. (source: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/slovak-government-give-money-those-sheltering-refugees-ukraine-2022-02-26/)  

The Fire and Rescue Force have built a temporary emergency camp in their unit in Humenné, equipped with approximately 30 tents with camp beds, mats & sleeping bags, heating, and lighting, with capacity for 500 people.

If Ukranian refugees ask for asylum, they will be housed in the detention centre of the Ministry of Interior in Humenné.

Work in Slovakia

The residency granted on the grounds of temporary refuge automatically gives foreigners permission to work for a company based in Slovakia. There is no need to apply for any other permit in such a case.

Ukrainian people who enter Slovakia may work remotely for a company based in Ukraine without any specific permit (even the tolerated residency is not required in such a case).

Job portals: http://www.profesia.sk, http://www.istp.sk and http://www.kariera.zoznam.sk.

Children’s education

Public schools provide primary and secondary education free of charge.

The children of asylum seekers and temporary refuge seekers are entitled to attend public schools in Slovakia. According to the applicable legislation, asylum seekers and temporary refuge seekers may request a school director to find a class for their child and the school director is obliged to find one within a period of three months from submission of the application for asylum or temporary refuge, reflecting the education completed by the child so far and his/her command of the Slovak language.

The Ministry of Education, on the other hand, has urged school administrators to move quickly so that children of asylum seekers and temporary refugees can begin attending school in Slovakia as soon as possible.

Relevant information: https://www.mic.iom.sk/en/en-bubles/322-courses-and-education.html

Covid passports are not required for refugees and individuals will not be required to quarantine upon arrival.

☎ Slovak Embassy in Ukraine: +380 674665618

☎ General Consulate of the Slovak Republic in Uzhhorod: +380 503178719

☎ Diplomatic service of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic: +421 2 5978 5978

☎ Permanent Service of the Ministry of Interior of the Slovak Republic: +421 2 4859 3312

You can travel for free on trains in Germany by presenting your Ukrainian passport or ID card. From Poland, Czech Republic and Austria, you can travel to Berlin, Dresden, Nuremberg and Munich. Up to eight Eurocity long-distance trains are running daily from Poland to Germany, departing from Warsaw, Gdansk, Przemysl (a town located on the border with Ukraine), Krakow, and Wroclaw.

When travelling in Germany, free tickets called “Help Ukraine” are available from a DB Reisezentrum (DB Travel Centre) located in stations. Both children and adults can travel and dogs are also allowed if they are on a lead.

Ukrainian citizens can travel on buses around Germany free of charge by presenting a passport or ID card.

If you’re a Ukrainian citizen and have a valid biometric passport, then you are allowed to enter Germany without a visa. You will need a visa if you don’t have a biometric passport. However, Ukrainian citizens are allowed to enter Poland without a biometric passport, and the other EU border countries of Ukraine are at the borders of Germany to assist with visa applications.

These websites are currently providing free accommodation to Ukrainian citizens in Germany:

• https://www.shelter4ua.com/
• https://unterkunft-ukraine.de/
• https://www.host4ukraine.com/
• https://numastays.com/

Temporary accommodation has been set up in a closed-down Tegel airport in Berlin to house up to 3,000 people. From there, refugees will be helped to find longer-term homes in Berlin or elsewhere in Germany.

A welcome area for refugees has been set up in Berlin Hbf station, which includes language support, arrival information and donations including clothes, shoes, groceries, medical supplies and baby food.

Only proof of a negative test result is required prior to entry. People entering from Ukraine are no longer required to register or quarantine upon entry.

• https://www.deutschebahn.com/en/presse/press_releases/-helpukraine-ticket-allows-refugees-to-travel-to-any-station-in-Germany-free-of-charge-7315140
• https://www.bahn.de/info/helpukraine#en
• https://www.taylorwessing.com/en/insights-and-events/insights/2022/03/legal-and-practical-guide-for-people-leaving-ukraine-to-germany
• https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/faqs/EN/topics/ministry/ukraine-war-eng/faq-ukraine-artikel.html
• https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/germans-offer-up-300000-private-homes-refugees-ukraine-2022-03-10/
• https://www.infomigrants.net/en/post/39050/berlins-main-train-station-a-place-of-help-and-hope-for-refugees-fleeing-ukraine

Since 28th February 2022, refugees from Ukraine can travel free of charge across France with the following carriers: TGV, OUIGO, Intercités and TER.

In order to benefit from this free service, people arriving at the station must present a Ukrainian identity card, a Ukrainian passport or the "Help Ukraine" ticket issued by Deutsche Bahn.

Refugees can also travel for free in Thalys, TGV Lyria, Deutsche Bahn, Eurostar, Renfe-SNCF or TGV Italy.

The Red Cross is in Paris Gare de l'Est to help refugees when they arrive in Paris.

A new reception centre for refugees opened its doors on 10th March 2022 in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. It is managed by the France Terre d'Asile association.

A list of all associations taking donations and advice for how to help is available here.

The French government has created a website for people who want to help refugees. To find out more information, click here. The website is also available in Ukrainian here.

French mayors and departments are helping refugees in the following ways:

• The Association of Mayors of France has established collection points throughout France. French Mayors are calling for solidarity with Ukraine.
• Many cities in France are organising collections of basic necessities. Check your local website for collection times and places. You can use the listed town halls on the directory of the administration of Service-Public.fr

Corporate supports

• Phone operators such as SFR, Orange, Bouygues Telecom and Free Mobile are taking steps to reduce the cost of calls and SMS to Ukraine, or to offer them for free.
• The Paris startup campus (Station F) plans to provide free accommodation and workspace for Ukrainian refugee entrepreneurs in France.

Covid passports are not required for refugees.

A crisis unit has been opened at the Ukranian embassy, which can be reached on 00 380 44 590 36 39.

• https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/actualites/A15542?lang=en

Updates on train travel in Italy can be searched on the relevant operating companies' websites: Trenitalia and Italo.

• The Italian bus operator Marino offers free travel to refugees with a Ukrainian passport. Please call +39 080 3112335 to book a seat.
• The international bus operator Flixbus is offering free travel for Ukrainian refugees. Please visit their website and talk to an operator to gain access to free tickets.

As per EU guidelines, refugees from Ukraine are being granted a temporary residency permit. The protective measures will apply to Ukrainians and those who had long-term residency or refugee status in Ukraine, sparing them from going through lengthy asylum procedures. The residency permit for Ukrainian refugees lasts 1 year and can be extended to 3 years.

Refugees can present a paper or digital Passenger Locator Form to enter Italy but this is not mandatory – if they are unable to fill it in, Italy will provide diagnostic tests to all Ukrainian refugees within 48h of arrival.

Refugees do not need a passport to enter Italy. This applies to Ukrainian nationals and foreign residents of Ukraine.

Refugees with no ID documents can contact the UKR Embassy in Rome to request one. Address: Via Guido d'Arezzo, 9, Roma - 00198. Phone number: +39068412630 and +390682003641. Email: emb_it@mfa.gov.ua

Refugees entering Italy are requested to fill in a "presence form" which needs to be handed to the police. The form can be found here.

The Italian Government has released documents in IT, EN, RU and UKR containing info staying in Italy after fleeing Ukraine. PDFs in different languages can be accessed here.

• Airbnb is offering free accommodation across the world – please visit their Emergency State page for further info and their websites here: Airbnb.com and Airbnb.org
• Numa Group offers free stay in Milan, Florence and Rome – please read more on their website here.
• Many organisations are setting up initiatives to welcome refugees and host them in emergency locations across Italy, such as schools, barracks and parish churches: please refer to Refugees Welcome Italia, Caritas Ambrosiana and Emergency, Rete SAI.
• The Mayor of Milan is welcoming Ukrainian refugees for free in Casa Jannacci in viale Ortles 69, Milan. More info here.
• Hotels, hostels and Italian citizens are opening their doors to refugees too – please ring 800938873 or email emergenza.ucraina@comune.roma.it for more information.
• Croce Rossa Italiana and Caritas Italiana have set up donation forms to help Ukrainian refugees.

All refugees from Ukraine are welcome in Italy, regardless of Covid-19 vaccination status. Refugees arriving in Italy from Ukraine are not required to have a Green Pass.

Italy will provide both Covid tests and vaccination for refugees. Minimum age requirement is 5 years old for tests and 12 for the vaccine.

Until March 31st 2022, refugees entering Italy must take a Covid test within 48 hours and for the following 5 days they must self-isolate and wear FFP2 masks. After 5 days they are allowed to go on public transport (where FFP2 masks are mandatory for everyone) as long as they can show a negative result of a Covid test taken max 72 hours before.

• Places where refugees can get their Covid vaccination can be found here.
• Places where refugees can get medical checks and all other vaccinations can be found here.

Pets

Refugees with pets are welcome in Italy, with no need to show a pet passport.

Healthcare

Ukrainian refugees entering Italy have access to essential medical care, and those who have a residency permit have access to the full health system service

Education

Ukrainian refugees under 16 can access the school system even if they have no residency permit or registry documentation

International protection

UKR refugees can request international protection. They need to go to the immigration office of the central police station with their passport and request the C3 form.

Work

Until March 4th 2023, Ukrainian doctors fleeing the war will be able to work in Italian hospitals.

Driving

Ukrainian refugees entering Italy with their car with a UKR licence plate can apply for 30 days of free car insurance by filling in this form. The document needs to be sent to polizzefrontiera@ucimi.it with the vehicle registration certificate and a copy of the third page of the car owner's passport.

• https://www.lav.it/news/guerra-ucraina-russia-sostegno-agli-animali
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• https://www.lagenziadiviaggi.it/alloggi-bus-gratis-e-donazioni-gara-di-solidarieta-per-lucraina/

• SNCB grants free travel to Ukrainian refugees travelling by train in Belgium, as well as cross-border traffic from/to Germany, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and France.
• In order to benefit from this free service, people arriving at the station must present one of the following:
  • Ukrainian identity card
  • Ukrainian passport
  • "Help Ukraine" pass issued by Deutsche Bahn.
• Thalys is offering free train travel for Ukrainian refugees until further notice under the following conditions:
• You will need a Ukrainian passport or ID card.
• You must travel within 7 days of arriving at the station.
• You can use the ticket to travel in second class only.
• Eurostar offers free travel to Ukrainian nations who hold a valid passport and visa to enter the UK. Tickets are available at Paris Gare du Nord, Brussels-Midi, Lille Europe, or Amsterdam Central; please talk to a member of staff. More details can be found on Eurostar's website.

• The federal government will provide a first crisis reception in Brussels. Ukrainians will be registered there, given information and offered initial accommodation for a limited period. A distribution will be made to the local authorities, for example in municipal buildings, sports halls, etc.
• Citizens who wish to show solidarity and provide temporary shelter while waiting for a permanent place to live can contribute.
• Following this, in cooperation with local authorities and with the support of the Regions and the Federal Government, people will be guided to longer-term accommodation.
• Hotels in Brussels are welcoming Ukrainian refugees for free.
• The Consortium of seven humanitarian organisations, including the Belgian Red Cross, is organising a collection of donations to support the victims of the war in Ukraine.
• The Brussels-based NGO Promote Ukraine is relaying a call for donations on its Facebook page. The NGO is redistributing the donations to three organisations: "Come back alive", "Ukrainian Women Veteran Movement" and "Voices of Children".
• The Association of Ukrainian Women in Belgium is supporting the Ukrainian defence forces and humanitarian aid with a fundraising event.

Refugees will not have to provide a Covid passport upon entry to Belgium.

Embassy of Belgium in Ukraine

• https://www.dhnet.be/actu/belgique/la-sncb-rend-les-trains-gratuits-pour-les-refugies-ukrainiens-621e12ce9978e25398d8400e
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• https://www.facebook.com/promoteukraine/posts/4900752559994404
• https://www.o-u-b.com/?fbclid=IwAR2C-amwHvVA6fQxx8-E56dbW7RG0Nmyij3R9u5B-3xyRLHEomZLLDI61Sg

From 3rd March 2022, Renfe is offering free train tickets for Ukrainian refugees. This decision has also been carried out in collaboration with the French operator SNCF, which operates cross-border routes between France and Spain, Renfe-SNCF, in coordination with Renfe.

• Ukrainian citizens can now request these free tickets by presenting their passport, ID card or the “Help Ukraine” pass issued by the German train operator Deutsche Bahn (if travelling on Renfe-SNCF cross borders) at Renfe sales points, service centres or ticket offices.
• The entry and exit point will be Barcelona: from Barcelona, all refugees can travel to any other point in Spain or leave Spain to go to France on the cross-border service Renfe-SNCF for free.
• Renfe is organizing all operations in Barcelona, which is configured as a connection centre to receive refugees arriving in Spain or for the departure of citizens to France and, subsequently, to other Europe points.
• Renfe website
• Minister of transport

• The CEHAT (Confederación Española de Hoteles y Alojamientos Turísticos) is mobilizing the hotel sector to make beds available to Ukrainian refugees in Spain.
• The Asociación de Promotores Inmobiliarios de la Provincia de Alicante (Provía) has also announced that it will make homes available to refugees for their relocation.
• The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, announced that Ukrainians will be offered accommodation, free transportation and schooling for minors.
• The ONG Infancia de Nad Infancia has created a form to capture the contact information of families that offer to host refugees.

If necessary, masks will be provided by the personnel in the station or on board trains. Wearing masks is obligatory throughout the journey and hand sanitizer is available on the train.

• In Spain, some international organizations have established channels to help Ukraine, such as the “Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados” (Acnur) . Since the beginning of the conflict, they are offering protection and humanitarian assistance and repairing shelters. In addition, they offer psychological and legal assistance and provide non-food items, among other things.
• The Red Cross also has initiatives to financially help affected people. They also pledge to provide food, heating, water and electricity services, and attend to any person in a vulnerable situation.

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• https://eacnur.org/es/guerra-ucrania?UTM_source=slider
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Ukrainian citizens with a biometric passport can stay in Sweden for 90 days without a permit. Ukrainian citizens who do not have a biometric passport have the right to enter and stay in Sweden for 90 days with a Schengen visa.

CP (Comboios de Portugal): free train transport to Ukraine citizens who enter Portugal, with a Ukrainian passport or ID card.