Tips for Ukrainians Abroad: Multilaw and Arzinger Initiative

Multilaw, an international legal network, has cooperated with leading law firms to prepare answers to the most common questions arising among Ukrainians abroad.

For each family who had to evacuate from Ukraine, the first days in a foreign country are inextricably linked to stress. To help Ukrainian citizens adapt more quickly to a temporary but new environment, the Multilaw network has created a resource that contains information on the legal aspects of help to Ukrainians. The information summaries are available at the link: https://cutt.ly/LSNlpIK.

The initiative covers explanations to the most common questions arising for Ukrainians abroad:

• How to enter the country? (quarantine requirements, passport and visa)
• What to do if you decide to stay in the country? (what status can be expected and how it can help you; how and where to officially register for a stay; whether it is allowed to work; how to get medical care)
• How and where to teach children? (kindergartens, schools, universities)
• Are there any travel restrictions?

The answers to these and other questions were prepared by legal professionals of each respective country. Arzinger’s Partner Taras Kyslyy, Counsel Alesya Pavlynska, and Counsel Yaroslav Cheker were also involved in the project.