No. Neighboring countries first of all require a foreign passport to cross the border.

This is stated in Cabinet Resolution No. 209 of March 7, 2023, which entered into force on March 10, 2023. Compulsory evacuation of children is carried out accompanied by one of the parents, a person who replaces them, or another legal representative.

In order to suspend the employment contract, two conditions must be met:

• the employer cannot provide the employee with a job;

• the employee cannot perform the work.

The impossibility of providing work by the employer and performing work by the employee in the context of the suspension of the employment contract should be understood as cases of impossibility to provide the employee with working conditions due to the fact that the production, organizational, technical capabilities, means of production or the employer's property necessary for the performance of the work by the specified employee were destroyed as a result of hostilities or their functioning is impossible for objective and independent reasons from the employer, and transferring the employee to another job or engaging him to work using a remote form of work organization is impossible due to the lack of opportunities to apply such a form of work organization or the lack of his consent to this , in particular, due to the reasons for his transfer from the territory where active hostilities are taking place.

Suspension of the employment contract may be carried out at the initiative of one of the parties for a period no longer than the period of martial law.

No, the amount of assistance depends on the cost of housing and communal services used by the family and on the level of its income. Living allowance provided to IDPs in accordance with the Decree of the CMU of March 20, 2022 No. 332 "Some issues of payment of living allowance to internally displaced persons" is not taken into account in the total income when assigning a housing subsidy.

You need to contact the guardianship authority at your place of residence and provide the following list of documents:

• a statement that you want to provide permanent care for a certain person;

• Your passport (original and copy);

• passport of the person who will be cared for;

• medical certificate about the caregiver's health;

• certificate of registration of your place of residence;

• documents regarding ownership of property or the right to use it;

• a certificate from the medical commission (MSEK), which confirms that the person needs constant care due to his health condition.

If we are talking about a person with legal capacity who can be aware of his actions, but needs care due to his health condition, his mandatory consent is required. Therefore, when it comes to a pensioner, he must also write a statement to appoint a person who will provide him with constant care.

There are three ways to order the restoration or exchange of a driver's license in Ukraine:

1. offline at any convenient service center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

2. online (via the Diya application or the Driver's Electronic Account https://e-driver.mvs.gov.ua/login)

Required package of documents:

• passport of a citizen of Ukraine or passport of a citizen of Ukraine for traveling abroad;

• a certificate (or its copy) about the registration number of the taxpayer's registration card or the series and number of the passport (for individuals who, due to their religious beliefs, refused to accept the registration number of the taxpayer's registration card, reported this to the relevant supervisory authority and have a note to this effect in the passport);

• a medical certificate regarding fitness to drive a vehicle (not required during martial law);

• an existing driver's license that is subject to exchange (if lost or destroyed, the driver provides an explanation of the circumstances of the loss of such a driver's license; in case of theft, a document from the police is provided);

• a payment document (receipt) certifying the payment of an administrative service.

The certificate of a participant in hostilities is issued to military personnel who personally or as part of a military unit performed combat tasks, conducted intelligence activities, or were injured or maimed during martial law.

You must have with you the original passport of a citizen of Ukraine and the taxpayer's registration number.

Educational documents are available in the Diya application. To do this, you need to update the application and they will be downloaded automatically if they are in the Unified State Electronic Database on Education.

Documents about school education: In order to restore such a document, it is necessary to apply to any general educational institution in the territory under the control of the government of Ukraine, at the location of the graduate or his legal representative.

It is necessary to apply with an application and a document on the results of the annual assessment of the graduate's educational achievements. It can be an extract from a personal file, a report card with grades, a document about the appropriate level of general secondary education, including from other countries. If a person does not have any of these documents, he must still apply to any general education institution. The institution will evaluate the educational achievements of such a graduate within three working days from the date of submission of the application.

Documents on professional, technical, professional pre-university, higher education: Obtaining a duplicate of the documents depends on whether the information is available in the EDEBO (Single Electronic Database on Education). This can be checked independently and free of charge in the register (https://info.edbo.gov.ua/edu-documents/). But if you have an education document issued before 2000, it will definitely not be in EDEB. So, if the information is available in the EDEBO, there are several options for restoring the document:

• If the educational institution has been moved or there is its legal successor, we contact such an institution.

• If the institution has not been moved and there is no legal successor, contact the Ministry of Education and Culture by mail: 01135, Prospekt Beresteyskyi, 10 or by e-mail ez@mon.gov.ua

In both cases, it is necessary to apply with an application, in which it should be noted:

• Full name, date of birth;

• series and number of the document certifying identity and citizenship;

• place of residence, phone number;

• the name of the higher education institution and the date of its completion;

• the name of the document, a duplicate of which is ordered;

• reason for ordering a duplicate;

• other information that you consider important;

• consent to the processing of personal data.

If you need to restore an education document that was obtained in the territory under the control of the government of Ukraine, you need to apply in person or through a legal representative to the institution from which you graduated.

During martial law CANNOT become adopters:

• citizens of Ukraine who temporarily or permanently live abroad;

• foreigners;

• citizens of Ukraine who are in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.

In order to start the adoption process, you should contact the children's service at your place of permanent residence. They will help to understand all the nuances of family upbringing, tell about opportunities for those who want to become adopters, process applications and check documents and living conditions.

It is necessary to submit an application to the children's service at the place of residence. The application is accompanied by a package of documents confirming the application's compliance with the requirements for adoptive parents:

• Application for adoption

• Copy of passport

• Certificate of criminal record

• Conclusion on the state of health

• Marriage certificate (if the applicant is married)

• Consent of the other spouse for adoption (submitted if the applicant is married, but the other spouse does not intend to become an adopter)

• Documents confirming the availability of housing (on the right of ownership or on the right of use)

• Income document.

The package of documents can be submitted at a personal meeting at the children's service or online through "Dia" https://diia.gov.ua/services/usinovlennya-reyestraciya-kandidatom.

The Children's Service provides information about children who are registered. If there are no registered children in the service at the place of residence of the candidate for adoption, you can contact the regional service for children or the National Social Service.

Within 5 working days after checking the documents, the children's affairs service conducts an examination of the applicant's living conditions, based on the results of which it draws up an act.

All persons wishing to adopt a child must complete a training course on raising orphans and children deprived of parental care, organized by social service centers with the involvement of specialists in psychology, pedagogy, medicine, etc. If the applicants are relatives, guardians, custodians, adoptive parents, foster parents of the child they intend to adopt, they have the right not to undergo such training. If the information and living conditions of the applicant comply with the legislation, the children's affairs service provides a referral for training with an indication of the institution and dates of training. Upon completion of training, the applicant is issued a relevant certificate (within 10 working days).

Within 5 working days after carrying out the above-mentioned procedures, the children's affairs service prepares a conclusion on the possibility of the applicant to be an adopter and puts him on the register of candidates for adopters.

After the above steps, mutual selection of the child and the family begins.