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IMPACT – MEDIUM
The European Council has introduced temporary immigration protections for individuals fleeing Ukraine.
Key Points:
Additional Information: Member states may extend temporary protection to other individuals, including third-country nationals who were living in Ukraine and are unable to return to their country safely and Ukrainians who fled the country not long before Feb. 24.
BAL Analysis: A number of countries have adopted special immigration measures for Ukrainians following Russia’s invasion of the country. The U.S., for example, recently announced that Ukraine would be designated for Temporary Protected Status and has exempted some travelers from COVID-19 entry requirements.
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