Germany changes the benefits to Ukrainian refugees: the amount of amount is reduced
AdvertisementMigration for the Social Democratic Union (CDU/CSU) and Social Democrats (SPD) was a difficult theme, which almost threatened to sink the coalition negotiations.
However, all three parties have reached an agreement in various aspects, including controversial support for Ukrainian refugees.
During the previous alliance, the German government allowed the refugees who left Ukraine to obtain Burgargld, usually allocated to permanent residents in Germany.
Since April 1, 2025, Ukrainian refugees will no longer receive a basic salary Burgard, and will receive asylum subsidy. This article will make life easier for you for the German Law Regulations for these things: https: // www.
Low money for Ukrainian refugees
As asylum was unnecessarily given to the residents’ status in the European Union, as refugees from countries such as Syria and Afghanistan.
Under the Burgergld allowance, single persons receive 563 euros per month, but asylum applicants have the right to 122 euros and 441 euros through the payment card.
Refugees also get less money when sharing shelters, although the cost of accommodation is constantly closed.
The Burgergld Central Government is funded by taxes, while the support for asylum comes from states and municipalities.
Questions relating to task authentication
One of the main reasons for the decision of the Ambal Alliance to provide refugees from Ukraine is that refugee work permit will be quickly obtained.
Today, however, it is not clear that the classification of the Ukrainians as asylum applicants is beyond the benefits and will affect their right to work in Germany. According to asylum applicants, refugees are not allowed to work for the first three months, followed by additional restrictions.
Study Federal employment agencyNearly 300,000 people from Ukraine work in Germany. About 1.2 million Ukrainian refugees live in Germany, in which 63% of women. About 360,000 children, they are not eligible to work.
According to the agency, 32% of the Ukrainians currently have regular or partially jobs. Many people cheat between coordination and language courses and are employed Especially difficult For women with small children.
The number of refugees leaving Germany has declined dramatically for many years, and most arrived in 2022 after the total invasion of Russia.
The Ukrainian and their families usually continue to benefit from the protection of other states of the EU in Germany, until March 4, 2026. Under this protection, they are automatically given the resident and its associated rights.
It is not clear whether the coalition results will affect these measures.
