Poland continues to support Ukrainians until 2026: what will change in social services.

New law for Ukrainians in Poland

According to inkorr.com: The Polish Senate has reviewed a new law regarding the conditions for the stay of foreigners, including Ukrainians who left their country due to the war. Earlier, President Nawrocki vetoed the previous version of this bill, but after amendments, he is ready to sign it.

According to the new law, the legal stay of Ukrainians in Poland is extended until 2026, although with certain limitations on access to social services. Many Polish citizens have supported this initiative, also expressing their support for the president's veto on the previous version for Ukrainian refugees.

The adopted law defines important conditions for Ukrainians in Poland, in particular linking access to social services with employment and training opportunities. This is a testimony of positive changes for those seeking work or wishing to study in Poland.

The adoption of the new law will be a decisive step for Ukrainians who found themselves in Poland due to military actions. It will not only ensure legal residency for several years but also open new opportunities for integration into Polish society through access to education and the labor market.