Collective Protection for Ukrainians Extended Until 2027
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Norway plans to extend temporary protection for Ukrainians until 2027 and introduce a new program for those who work on September 17, 2026
Ukrainians who are employed can apply for permanent residence, the government announced, extending temporary collective protection for Ukrainians until 2027.
On Thursday, the government presented a proposal for a special scheme for Ukrainian refugees. If it is adopted, Ukrainians who are employed and have an income above a certain level can apply for a temporary residence permit in Norway. It is a somewhat hopeful thought.
Ukrainians who are employed can apply for permanent residence, the government proposes, extending temporary collective protection for Ukrainians until 2027.
The Norwegian government has extended collective protection for Ukrainians until the end of 2027. In addition, the government proposes to allow Ukrainians to obtain a residence permit on the basis of work if they meet the income requirements.
Collective protection for Ukrainian refugees in Norway will be extended until 2027.
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