Protection under the Temporary Protection Directive
If you have fled from Ukraine, you can find information about the EU’s Temporary Protection Directive here. You can read about how to make an application, what happens after you have received a decision, and what your rights are then. You can find out about your rights to work, accommodation, health and medical care, and financial support.
News
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Daily allowance can be divided into two payments per month
In order to ensure that people who are listed in the Swedish Population Register do not receive more financial support than they are entitled to, the Swedish Migration Agency can divide the daily allowance into smaller payments.
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You can be listed in the Swedish Population Register after two years of temporary protection
The EU has decided that the Temporary Protection Directive will be extended for another year. This means that if you have had temporary protection for two years, you can be listed in the Swedish Population Register.
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The reception for Ukrainians in Stockholm is moving
Starting on Thursday, 16 May, people arriving from Ukraine and living in the Stockholm area and on Gotland will receive help at the Swedish Migration Agency’s Service Centre in Sundbyberg.
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Changes to daily allowance and accommodation costs
In future, the Swedish Migration Agency will take your spouse's or cohabiting partner's income into account when assessing your right to daily allowance and how much you have to pay for accommodation.
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The application for an extended residence permit with protection under the Temporary Protection Directive is now closed
If you did not apply for an extended residence permit by the deadline of 4 March but wish to remain in Sweden, you must reapply for protection under the Temporary Protection Directive, as well as for accommodation and financial support.