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The European Court of Justice Has Ruled on the Case of Refugees From Ukraine. The Case Concerns Polish Regulations.

The influx of refugees from Ukraine following Russia's aggression may constitute a case of force majeure and justify the temporary suspension of processing of applications for residence permits for foreigners; however, the state must demonstrate that it has tried to remedy the situation and the suspension lasted no longer than necessary, the CJEU ruled.

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After 31 December 2022, the massive influx of refugees could no longer be considered an unforeseen circumstance.

The influx of refugees from Ukraine following Russia's aggression may constitute a case of force majeure and justify the temporary suspension of processing of applications for residence permits for foreigners; however, the state must demonstrate that it has tried to remedy the situation and the suspension lasted no longer than necessary, the CJEU ruled.

The influx of refugees from Ukraine following Russia's aggression may constitute a case of force majeure, the CJEU ruled.

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Rzeczpospolita broke the news in Poland on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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