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Swiss extend fast-track path for Ukraine refugees

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Switzerland will extend for a year its streamlined process for hosting refugees from the war in Ukraine. The cabinet said special protection status for these people would remain in effect until March 2024. More than 67,000 Ukrainians have received refuge in Switzerland since March. As of Oct. 31, 6,394 people had permanently left Switzerland to return home.

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Reuters

Swiss extend fast-track path for Ukraine refugees

ZURICH - Switzerland will extend for a year its streamlined process for hosting refugees from the war in Ukraine, the government said on Wednesday, deciding it was not yet safe for people to return home. The cabinet said special protection status for these people would remain in effect until March 2024 barring a fundamental change in the situation in Ukraine. Switzerland's doors opened

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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National Post

Swiss extend fast-track path for Ukraine refugees

ZURICH -- Switzerland will extend for a year its streamlined process for hosting refugees from the war in Ukraine, the government said on Wednesday, deciding it was not yet safe for people to return home.

1 year ago·Canada

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Swiss extend fast-track path for Ukraine refugees

ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland will extend for a year its streamlined process for hosting refugees from the war in Ukraine, the government said on Wednesday, deciding it was not yet safe for people to return home.The cabinet said special protection status for these people would remain in effect until March 2024 barring a fundamental change in the situation in Ukraine. Switzerland's doors opened in March this year, shortly after Russia invade…

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