Payments to Ukrainians in the EU — where the largest amounts are in 2025.

More than 6 million Ukrainians have left the country in search of a better life abroad. Most countries in the European Union have temporary protection programs for refugees that provide the right to residence, medical care, education, and financial assistance. You can find out how much Ukrainians are paid in the EU on the Visit Ukraine portal.Ukrainians who have temporary protection in EU countries can receive various types of cash assistance, such as social payments, housing assistance, child benefits, and even special allowances for people with disabilities or pensioners. The amount and type of assistance depend on the host country, family composition, and individual circumstances.In the most generous EU countries, Ukrainians can receive up to 2,000 euros per month. However, despite the differences in the amount of assistance, most countries show a willingness to support Ukrainians for the long term and help them integrate into a new society.