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2 | Austria | Nachbarschaftsquartier website (eng. Neighbourhood Quarters) | Private individuals and companies willing to offer temporary shelters to those fleeing Ukraine can register on this website. They will be contacted by relevant authorities of federal states when a concrete need arises. Allocation of refugees is carried out by aid organisations such as Diakonie, Hilfswerk and Caritas. | The Federal Agency for Reception and Support Services (Die Bundesagentur für Betreuungs- und Unterstützungsleistungen, BBU GMBH) manages the website. Relevant authorities of federal states are responsible for collecting accommodation offers and contacting potential accommodation providers. | Not specified, but it is expected to be at least 2-3 months. | Not provided. | https://www.bbu.gv.at/helfen#nachbarschaftsquartier | AsyluminEurope.org | ||||||||||||||||||
3 | Belgium | #PlaceDispo website (eng. #FreeSpot) | A person willing to host refugees is advised to contact the municipality, which forwards all information regarding the type of accommodation offered to the National Crisis Centre. Potential hosts and their family members living with them are required to prove that they have no criminal record. The website also offers information on how to support refugees during the first days of their stay. | Municipalities collect private offers of accommodation and forward them to the National Crisis Centre. They are also responsible for vetting potential hosts. Local authorities can also be contacted when problems arise between hosts and guests. The Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Applicants (Fedasil) is responsible for directing refugees to accommodation offered by municipalities. | Not specified, but the municipality can specify the minimum shelter period. It is possible to terminate the housing immediately, if problems arise. | Not provided. | https://info-ukraine.be/en/what-can-i-do/i-want-help/freespot https://euaa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/2022-06/Booklet_Belgium_EN.pdf | |||||||||||||||||||
4 | Croatia | No name. Financial compensation for providing private accommodation for people displaced from Ukraine. | Those offering private accommodation to people displaced from Ukraine are entitled to financial compensation for rent and utilities for a period of 6-12 months. | The Ministry of the Interior (Directorate of Civil Protection) concludes lease agreements with those offering private accommodation on the basis of which the financial compensation is paid. | 6 months with the possiblity to extend to 1 year. | Yes, up to HRK 3,600 (EUR 477) per month for private accommodation of Ukrainian refugees (rental expenses and utility bills): HRK 50 per day per a single person, and in the case of a family - HRK 40 for the first family member, HRK 30 for the second, HRK 20 for the third, and HRK 10 for each subsequent family member. | https://migrant-integration.ec.europa.eu/news/croatia-government-finance-housing-costs-those-fleeing-ukraine_en https://hrvatskazaukrajinu.gov.hr/ | |||||||||||||||||||
5 | Hrvatska za Ukrajinu website (eng. Croatia for Ukraine) | The website provides information for those willing to support people fleeing Ukraine, also in the form of providing temporary accommodation. | The Croatian Ministry of the Interior launched the website and coordinates the accommodation support provided by private individuals. | Not specified. | As above. | https://hrvatskazaukrajinu.gov.hr/ | ||||||||||||||||||||
6 | Czechia | No name. Financial compensation for providing private accommodation for people displaced from Ukraine. | People hosting privately free of charge those fleeing Ukraine are provided with financial compensation from the state. It is called solidarity contribution. | The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs has introduced these banefits and local labour offices are responsible for paying them (it is also possible to apply for and receive the payment through an app created by the government). | At least 16 days in a calendar month. | Yes, up to CZK 12,000 (EUR 490) for 4 or more refugees hosted: CZK 3,000 (EUR 120) per person accommodated continuously for more than 16 days in a calendar month. | https://www.oecd.org/ukraine-hub/policy-responses/housing-support-for-ukrainian-refugees-in-receiving-countries-9c2b4404/ https://www.eurofound.europa.eu/en/resources/article/2022/policies-support-refugees-ukraine | |||||||||||||||||||
7 | Naši Ukrajinci website (eng. Our Ukrainians) | The website set up by the Ministry of Interior contains useful information for people who have fled from Ukraine to the Czech Republic. It contains a link to the Help Ukraine website that collects offers to help Ukrainians, including assistance with accommodation. | The Czech Ministry of the Interior redirects to the Help Ukraine webiste, which is run by NGOs and collects offers of accommodation offers for displaced Ukrainians. The Naši Ukrajinci website is a partner of this website. | Not specified. | See above. | https://www.nasiukrajinci.cz/en | ||||||||||||||||||||
8 | Denmark | No name. Financial compensation for providing private accommodation for people displaced from Ukraine (in some municipalities). | People hosting privately those fleeing Ukraine are provided with financial compensation for rent and food. Not all municipalities provide this financial support. | The government has provided financial support to Danish municipalities to reimburse private individuals hosting those fleeing Ukraine. They match refugees with potential hosts. | Not specified. | Up to DKK 500 (EUR 67) per day per refugee for providing accommodation and food. Some municipalities pay up to DKK 250 per day, while others do not provide any financial compensation. | https://www.oecd.org/ukraine-hub/policy-responses/housing-support-for-ukrainian-refugees-in-receiving-countries-9c2b4404/ https://migrant-integration.ec.europa.eu/news/denmark-measures-reception-and-integration-those-fleeing-ukraine_en https://www.thelocal.dk/20220324/does-denmark-give-money-to-people-who-let-ukrainian-refugees-stay-at-their-homes | |||||||||||||||||||
9 | France | No name. Financial compensation for providing private accommodation for people displaced from Ukraine. | People hosting privately those fleeing Ukraine are provided with financial compensation on the basis of an agreement concluded between the host, the hosted refugees and an association appointed by the prefecture to coordinate the matching of hosts and refugees, after the host has been vetted. | Prefectures are responsble for registering private accommodation offers, and appointing referral associations to coordinate private accomodation offers, to supervise hosts and react to conflicts between hosts and guests. The prefectures also participate in matching hosts with refugees. | At least 3 months. Financial support is provided for the period of up to 1 year. | For hosting a single person or a couple: EUR 400 - in the first month, EUR 200 - in the next three months, EUR 125 from 4th month to 1 year; EUR 2,000 per year. For hosting a family with one child: EUR 600 EUR in the first month, EUR 250 - in the next three months, EUR 150 from 4th month to 1 year; EUR 2,550 per year . For hosting a family with 2 or more children: EUR 700 in the first month, EUR 300 - in the next three months, EUR 150 - from 4th month to 1 year; EUR 2,800 per year. | https://www.oecd.org/ukraine-hub/policy-responses/housing-support-for-ukrainian-refugees-in-receiving-countries-9c2b4404/ | |||||||||||||||||||
10 | Pour l'Ukraine website (eng. For Ukraine) | People willing to offer accommodation to those fleeing Ukraine can register on this government website. The website provides information on the conditions for hosting refugees and the role of hosts in receiving refugees. | See above. | See above. | See above. | https://parrainage.refugies.info/ | ||||||||||||||||||||
11 | Germany | No name. Financial compensation for providing private accommodation for people displaced from Ukraine. | Some private hosts accommodating beneficiaries of temporary protection from Ukraine may receive financial compensation for providing their facilities. | Local authorities are responsible for determining the amount of financial support available to private hosts. | Not specified. | It varies, depending on the decision of local authorities, which is based on the local rent index and individual financial situation. | https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/system/files/2022-11/EMN_INFORM_housing.pdf https://www.oecd.org/ukraine-hub/policy-responses/housing-support-for-ukrainian-refugees-in-receiving-countries-9c2b4404/ | |||||||||||||||||||
12 | Helfende Wände website (eng. Helping Walls) | This online platform helps displaced Ukrainians to easily find temporary private accommodation according to their needs and location. Housing providers who want to support refugees can offer their accommodation free of charge or at reduced rates. Refugees choose the offers that suit them. They must then be approved by those offering accommodation. The platform is free of charge for all users. | The Website is run by Wunderflats, but in partnership with the Federal Ministry of the Interior and Community (BMI) and the non-profit ProjectTogether organisation. | Not specified, but a minimum of 1 month is recommended. | Not provided. Such possibility depends on local regulations. | https://www.helfendewaende.de/en | ||||||||||||||||||||
13 | Ireland | Accommodation Recognition Payment Scheme (also called Financial Contribution for Hosting Temporary Protection Beneficiaries Scheme) | People providing private accommodation (in their own home or in a vacant property) on a non-commercial basis to at least one Ukrainian beneficiary of temporary protection are entitled to a financial compensation of EUR 800 for each property made available. The accommodation provided must meet the required standards, which should be confirmed by the host. It is possible to apply for this payment through the MyWelfare website. The scheme is scheduled to operate until the end of March 2025. | The Scheme is administered by the Department of Social Protection on behalf of the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth. It processes the applications and makes payments. | At least 6 months. | Yes, EUR 800 per month per property, not per person (EUR 400 before December 2022). | https://www.gov.ie/ga/foilsiuchan/e03af-accommodation-recognition-payment-scheme-general-information/ https://services.mywelfare.ie/en/topics/ukraine-emergency-supports/accommodation-recognition-payment/ | |||||||||||||||||||
14 | Italy | Website #OffroAiuto (eng. #IOfferHelp) | People willing to provide private housing to those fleeing Ukraine, including companies and third sector organisations, can offer their help on this website. | The Civil Protection Department of the Italian Government has launched this website. | Not specified. | Not provided. | https://offroaiuto-emergenzaucraina.protezionecivile.gov.it/ (this website is no longer operating) | |||||||||||||||||||
15 | Latvia | No name. Financial compensation for providing private accommodation and food for people displaced from Ukraine. | Individuals and legal persons providing private accomodation and food to at least one displaced Ukrainian free of charge are entitled to a monthly financial compensation. | The compensation was introduced by the Ministry of Economics. Local authorities are responsible for processing the applications and payments. These costs are then reimbursed by the Ministry of Economics. | For up to 120 days (initially, 90 days). This limit does not apply to hosting people belonging to special categories such as, among others, people with disabilities, people of retirement age, pregnant women, parents of children under two years of age, etc. | Yes, EUR 100 per month per one accommodated Ukrainian, EUR 50 per month per each next accommodated Ukrainian, but no more than EUR 300 per dwelling. | https://www.oecd.org/ukraine-hub/policy-responses/housing-support-for-ukrainian-refugees-in-receiving-countries-9c2b4404 https://www.em.gov.lv/lv/atbalsts-ukrainas-civiliedzivotaju-izmitinasanai-un-edinasanai?utm_source=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ukraine-latvia.com%2F https://www.em.gov.lv/en/article/state-support-available-latvian-residents-accommodating-ukrainian-civilians-their-homes-free-charge | |||||||||||||||||||
16 | Lithuania | No name. Financial compensation for providing private accommodation and food for people displaced from Ukraine. | Private individuals, companies and NGOs providing accommodation free of charge to people displaced from Ukraine can receive financial compensation. They should apply for this benefit to local authorities. Owners of the property should conclude a housing use agreement with hosted refugees. | The programme was introduced by the Ministry of Social Security and Labour. Local authorities are responsible for the payment of this financial benefit. | Yes, initially for the period of up to 3 months, starting from the second month; later extended to 6 months. | Accommodation providers receive EUR 150 per person per month, and EUR 50 per month per each additional person accommodated in the same property. | https://socmin.lrv.lt/lt/naujienos/priemusieji-ukrainiecius-gyventojai-ir-verslas-jau-gali-kreiptis-kompensacijos/ https://www.eurofound.europa.eu/en/resources/article/2022/policies-support-refugees-ukraine | |||||||||||||||||||
17 | Moldova | No name. Financial compensation for providing private accommodation and food for people displaced from Ukraine. | Financial compensation is provided to those hosting refugees from Ukraine. What is unique is that the programme is not funded by the Moldovan government but by the World Food Programme (WFP) and the World Vision International. Private hosts must register on the uahelp.md website, where they are given a code that they should pass on to the hosted refugees. The refugees must then register on the same website using the same code. After successful registration and verification, it is possible to collect the cash payment. So far, 13 rounds of such cash payments, distributed every two months, have been provided to eligible recepients. | The Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, in cooperation with the Catholic Relief Services, is involved in the coordination of the payment of cash benefits for private hosts, but the programme is managed by the World Food Programme (WFP) and the World Vision International. | At least 1 week. | Yes, MDL 3,900 (approx. EUR 203) - for those hosting between 1 and 4 refugees for at least 1 week, MDL 4,800 (EUR 251) - for those hosting 5 or more refugees for at least 1 week. | https://help.unhcr.org/moldova/how-to-find/cash-assistance-host-families/ | |||||||||||||||||||
18 | New Zealand | 2022 Special Ukraine Visa programme | This programme allows New Zealand citizens or residents who have Ukrainian roots, e.g. were born in Ukraine or have Ukrainian citizenship, to nominate their Ukrainian family members and their immediate families for the 2022 Special Ukraine Visa programme. They do it by submitting an expression of interest (EOI). In the EOI, they also nominate a sponsor for their family members who will be responsible for covering the costs of their accommodation, subsistence (including food and clothing), and healthcare. They may nominate themselves or another person or organisation. Ukrainians coming to New Zealand within the framework of this programme are granted a 2-year work visa and those under the age of 18 are granted a 2-year study visa. The programme was closed on 15 March 2024. The Special Ukraine Visa holders can now apply for residency in New Zealand. | Immigration New Zealand (INZ) is responsible for choosing an "acceptable sponsor", inviting eligible Ukrainians to apply for the 2022 Special Ukraine Visa, and granting visas. The state is responsible for providing Ukrainian refugees with free English language courses. Adults are given the right to work for any employer and children under the age of 18 are given the right to study in schools on the same terms as New Zealand citizens. | 2 years. | Not provided. Sponsors are responsible to provide financial support to their family members displaced from Ukraine. | https://www.oecd.org/ukraine-hub/policy-responses/housing-support-for-ukrainian-refugees-in-receiving-countries-9c2b4404/ https://www.immigration.govt.nz/about-us/media-centre/common-topics/special-ukraine-visa https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/preparing-a-visa-application/support-family/new-temporary-visa-for-family-of-ukrainians-in-new-zealand | |||||||||||||||||||
19 | Poland | No name. Financial compensation for providing private accommodation and food for people displaced from Ukraine. | Individuals and companies providing free accommodation and meals to Ukrainians granted temporary protection in Poland are entitled to financial compensation. To receive this benefit, it is necessary to conclude an agreement with a local social assistance centre. This programme ended on 30 June 2024. | The programme was introduced by the Polish government immediately after the outbreak of the full-scale war in Ukraine. Local social assistance centres are responsible for signing agreements with hosts and paying the financial compensation. | Up to 120 days (initially 60 days). It may be extended with the consent of a voivode (provincial governor) in the case of people in especially difficult situation, e.g. people of retirement age, people with disabilities, pregnant women, people raising a child under 12 months, single parents or guardians taking care of three children or more. | Yes, PLN 40 (approx. EUR 9) per person per day for the period of 120 days (60 days before the extension). | https://samorzad.gov.pl/web/gops-opatow/wniosek-o-swiadczenie-pieniezne-na-zapewnienie-zakwaterowania-i-wyzywienia-obywatelom-ukrainy | |||||||||||||||||||
20 | Pomagam Ukrainie website (eng. I help Ukraine) | Individuals can register their free accommodation offers on this website within the Poles for Ukraine programme. It is sent to the local authorities relevant of the host's place of residence. A representative of the municiupality will contact those willing to offer accommodation to discuss the details. Moreover, non-governmental organisations, companies and municipalities may publish their accommodation offers on this website. | The website is run by the Chancellery of the Prime Minister. Local authorities are responsible for matching hosts with Ukrainians under temporary protection. | Not specified. | See above. | https://www.pomagamukrainie.gov.pl/ | ||||||||||||||||||||
21 | Romania | 50/20 Programme. Financial compensation for providing private accommodation and food for people displaced from Ukraine. | Private individuals hosting war refugees from Ukraine in their private homes free of charge receive a financial compansation for providing them with accommodation and food. The programme was ended in April 2023. | The Romanian government established the programme. Local authorities were responsible for procesing the payments. | Not specified. | Yes, RON 50 (EUR 10) per person per day for accommodation and RON 20 (EUR 4) per person per day for food. | https://visitukraine.today/blog/1496/the-5020-program-in-romania-what-it-is-requirements-for-ukrainians-and-how-to-apply https://data.unhcr.org/en/documents/details/97974 https://help.unhcr.org/romania/information-for-people-from-ukraine/housing-and-accommodation/ | |||||||||||||||||||
22 | Slovakia | No name. Financial compensation for providing private accommodation and food for people displaced from Ukraine. | Individuals hosting Ukrainians under temporary protection free of charge are entitled to an accommodation allowance for each person hosted. The host is obliged to conclude a contract on providing accommodation with the guest. The guest, on the other hand, is obliged to inform local authorities in person on a monthly basis that accommodation is being provided. The allowance is to be paid until the end of June 2024. | The Ministry of the Interior provides funds, while local authorities process the payments. | Not specified. | Yes, EUR 5 per person per day for private owners of flats or houses, up to EUR 390 per 1 room per month, up to EUR 540 per two rooms per month, up to EUR 720 per three rooms per month, and up to EUR 900 per four rooms or more per month. | https://www.minv.sk/?prispevok-za-ubytovanie https://www.mic.iom.sk/en/news/758-info-ukraine.html | |||||||||||||||||||
23 | Pomoc pre Ukrajinu website (eng. Help for Ukraine) | People willing to offer accommodation to those fleeing Ukraine can register on this website. | Website run in cooperation with the Ministry of Transport and Construction of the Slovac Republic. | Not specified. | See above. | https://pomocpreukrajinu.sk/sk | ||||||||||||||||||||
24 | Spain | Familia Necesita Familia (eng. Family Needs a Family) - a pilot family hosting programme | The aim of the programe is t establish a network of families hosting people displaced from Ukraine in their private homes free of charge. Initially, it operated in 4 provinces (with the largest numbers of refugees from Ukraine): Madrid, Barcelona, Alicante, and Málaga. Currently, it operates also in 2 more localities: Girona and Murcia. | The programme was established by the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration in cooperation with the La Caixa foundation. Local authorities, in cooperation with NGOs, are responsible for vetting hosts and veryfing the suitability of private accommodations. | 6 months with the possiblity to extend to 1 year. | Not provided. | https://fundacionlacaixa.org/es/acoge-familia-ucrania https://migrant-integration.ec.europa.eu/news/spain-new-host-family-programme-those-fleeing-ukraine_en | |||||||||||||||||||
25 | Switzerland | No name. Financial compensation for providing private accommodation and food for people displaced from Ukraine (in some cantons). | The authorities of the Confederation distribute people fleeing from Ukraine among the cantons, granting them a lump sum of CHF 1,500 per person per month. The cantons decide how to spend this money. Some cantons, usually in cooperation with the non-governmental Swiss Refugee Council, coordinate the private hosting of displaced Ukrainians and provide financial compensation to private hosts. | The authorities of some cantons coordinate the private hosting of people displaced from Ukraine, and some of them provide financial compensation to private hosts from the subsidy received from the Confederation for each refugee. Sometimes cantonal or communal authorities are responsible for approving hosting families. | Depends on the decision of the canton. Not all cantons coordinate the private hosting of refugees. | Depends on the decision of the canton. Not all cantons offer financial compensation for private hosting. | https://www.sem.admin.ch/sem/en/home/sem/aktuell/ukraine-krieg.html#-292571337 https://www.sem.admin.ch/dam/sem/en/data/asyl/faktenblatt-zusammenarbeit-bund-kantone.pdf.download.pdf/faktenblatt-zusammenarbeit-bund-kantone-e.pdf https://www.fluechtlingshilfe.ch/aktiv-werden/gastfamilien | |||||||||||||||||||
26 | United Kingdom | Homes for Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme | An adult British citizen, Irish citizen or a foreigner settled in the UK can offer a home for a period of at least 6 months to people fleeing Ukraine, either those applying to come to the UK or already living in the UK. Ukrainians who have been living in Ukraine on or immediately before 1 January 2022 staying outside of the UK and having an eligible UK-based sponsor can apply to the Homes for Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme. Potential sponsors and people sponsored can either know each other or be matched by relevant NGOs. | The Homes for Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme is coordinated by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. Local councils are responsible for overseeing the programme. | At least 6 months, up to 18 or 36 months, depending on the duration of a guest's Homes for Ukraine visa permission. | Yes, GBP 350 "thank you" payment per month per residential address (regardless of the number of people hosted) available to sponsors during the first 12 months, and GBP 500 in the period above 12 months - for the duration of a guest’s Homes for Ukraine visa permission (36 months or 18 months). | https://www.gov.uk/guidance/apply-for-a-visa-under-the-ukraine-sponsorship-scheme https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/homes-for-ukraine-sponsor-guides | |||||||||||||||||||
27 | United States | Uniting for Ukraine (U4U) | Supporters can apply for the so-called parole for displaced Ukrainians and their immediate family members staying outside the US. They can be US-based individuals (US citizens, but also permanent residents, or any other individuals lawfully present in the US, e.g. refugees). Groups of sponsors, NGOs, educational institutions and employers can provide financial and in-kind support to individuals supporting war refugees from Ukraine, but they may not serve as named supporters submitting an application in the U4U programme. Sponsors are obliged to provide financial support to ensure that the refugees' basic needs are met for the period of two years. The amount of money the supporter should have is not specified by law. The supporter should also be prepared to provide additional support, such as support in finding a job, obtaining vocational training, enrolling in school, accessing health care institutions, etc. | The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is responsible for vetting the supporter, including whether the sponsor has sufficient funds to host refugees. | Up to 2 years. | Not provided. Supporters are responsible to provide financial support to displaced Ukrainian citizens. | https://www.uscis.gov/ukraine https://www.dhs.gov/ukraine | |||||||||||||||||||
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