Ukrainians who arrived in Greece after November 26, 2022, have the right to receive temporary protection status on the online platform for pre-registration for submitting an application for granting temporary protection to displaced Ukrainians (https://asylum.migration.gov.gr/temporary-protection /?lang=en). The platform is available on the website of the Ministry of Migration and Asylum, with which you can schedule an appointment (date and time of arrival) in one of the regional offices of the Asylum Service by filling in your personal data:

• Regional Office of the Attica Shelter

• Alimos Regional Asylum Office

• Regional Office for Asylum in Thessaloniki

• Regional Asylum Office of Western Greece (Patra)

• Regional asylum office of Fr. Crete.

All citizens of Ukraine and persons who lived in Ukraine as recognized refugees or stateless persons, as well as their family members, can apply for this status at the offices of the National General Directorate for Foreigners Affairs (in Hungarian: "Országos Idegenrendészeti Főigazgatóság") throughout the country You can find more information about the asylum administration on their website (http://www.bmbah.hu/index.php?lang=en) in Hungarian, Ukrainian and English.

Temporary protection for Ukrainian asylum seekers in Slovakia has been extended until March 4, 2025. You can apply for temporary protection at the registration centers designated for this purpose or at individual police departments dealing with foreigners. Find detailed information on the website https://portal.minv.sk/wps/wcm/connect/sk/site/main/zivotne-situacie/Cudzinci/registracia-docasneho-utociska/.

In Estonia, as in other EU countries, Ukrainians can apply for temporary protection status. The permit is issued for one year with the possibility of extension. Ukrainians receive the right to residence, work, financial support, health insurance and education. Citizens of Ukraine and their family members who lived in Ukraine before February 24 and left Ukraine in connection with the military conflict from February 24 can apply for temporary protection.

Petitions for temporary protection can be submitted to the DPPO. It is necessary to book an appointment before the visit. The procedure consists of filling out an application, the employees will also take your photo and take your fingerprints. You must have identity documents or other documents with you, for example, a birth certificate.

A person who, during the period of validity of temporary protection upon entering the Republic of Slovenia, declares his desire to receive temporary protection in the Republic of Slovenia, must submit to the police an application for receiving temporary protection and all available evidence related to the decision to grant temporary protection protection The police will immediately send the application and all the evidence to the administration of the relevant district in which the applicant for temporary protection will be settled.

You submit an application for temporary protection to the employees of the nearest police department or precinct at your place of residence, where soon after your application is approved, you will be issued with a Certificate (identification card) of a foreigner who has been granted temporary protection.

You can also apply for temporary protection online through the application - https://croatia4ukraine.mup.hr/Pages/Zahtjev.

If you are in institutions of collective accommodation of displaced persons, you do not need to go to the police station or headquarters, you can submit an application for temporary protection in the relevant institution by contacting the employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on duty or an employee of the station/police headquarters.

In Romania, the following categories of persons have the right to temporary protection:

• Citizens of Ukraine who lived in Ukraine until February 24, 2022, regardless of the time of departure from the territory of Ukraine, and their family members;

• Citizens of third countries who are not members of the EU, or stateless persons who were beneficiaries in Ukraine until February 24, 2022 of one of the forms of international protection or an equivalent national form of protection, and members of their families;

• Non-Ukrainian citizens of third countries and stateless persons who can prove that they legally reside in Ukraine on the basis of a valid permanent residence permit, and who cannot return to their country or region of origin in safe and stable conditions.

Registering as a beneficiary of temporary protection in Romania is a simple procedure carried out by the General Inspectorate for Immigration. When you present yourself to the authorities, you will go through the following steps:

1. You sign consent to the processing of your personal data;

2. photocopies of submitted personal documents will be made;

3. your personal documents are checked;

4. You will be photographed;

5. You are registered with the following data: name and surname, date of birth, nationality, gender, identity card, marital status, marital status, family ties, address in Romania (if known);

6. You receive a residence permit in Romania with a personal identification number (CNP).

You do not need to provide proof of your address in Romania if this is not possible.

Registration requires the physical presence of each person to be recorded for the purpose of photography. Children must be present to be identified, photographed and recorded.

Relevant documents for registration as a beneficiary of temporary protection are, in relevant cases, the following:

• identity documents (identity card, driver's license, travel document or any other authentic document with a photo);

• documents confirming the status of a person in Ukraine (for example, a permanent residence permit, a document issued to beneficiaries of international protection, etc.);

• documents confirming family relationships (for example, family book, birth certificate, marriage certificate, etc.).

The term of the granted temporary protection in Bulgaria has been extended until March 4, 2025.

You can learn more about temporary protection in the presentation: https://euaa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/2022-09/Booklet_Bulgaria_UK.pdf.

The court, if it has appointed a guardian or custodian, or the body of guardianship and guardianship, at the request of a person, releases him from the powers of a guardian or custodian. This application is considered by the court or guardianship authority within one month.

A person performs the powers of a guardian or custodian until the decision to release him or her from the powers of a guardian or custodian or until the end of a month from the date of submission of the application, if it has not been considered within this period.

The court, if it has appointed a guardian, or the body of guardianship and guardianship may release the guardian from his powers at the request of the person over whom guardianship has been established. At the request of the guardianship body, the court may release a person from the powers of a guardian or custodian in case of non-fulfillment of his duties, violation of the rights of the ward, as well as in the case of placement of the ward in an educational institution, a health care institution, or a social welfare institution.

Grounds for termination of guardianship:

• in the case of transfer of a minor to parents (adoptive parents).

• in the case of the wards reaching fourteen years of age. A person who performed the duties of a guardian becomes a guardian without a special decision in this regard.

• in the case of renewal of the civil legal capacity of an individual who was recognized as incapacitated.

Samobud is a house built without the permission of local authorities. The self-build owner does not have ownership documents, which means he cannot fully use the home. Without the legalization of arbitrary development, it cannot be bought or sold, gifted, bequeathed or leased.

There are two ways to obtain documents for the right to use housing: judicial procedure and district administration.

Court procedure: Self-build can be legalized through the court. To do this, you need to file an application with the court, wait for the case to be considered and the court's decision. However, practice shows that the court does not always approve such claims. In such a case, a court decision recognizing the right of ownership of an unauthorized construction does not give the owner the right to exploit this object without putting it into operation in accordance with the procedure established by law. In order to increase the chances, the owner of the self-build building needs to provide certificates from the district department of architecture, the fire service and the district sanitary and epidemiological station at the court hearing. These documents must prove that the unauthorized construction complies with construction and sanitary regulations.

Legalization through state authorities: Another way to legalize arbitrary construction is to contact the district administration. To do this, you need to submit an application to which a certain package of documents should be attached:

• original + copy of technical passport;

• photocopy and original of the state act;

• a copy and the original of the declaration from the DABI;

• certified copies of passport and identification code;

• receipts for payment of state duty;

• decision of the city/village council on assigning an address;

• application for registration.

If all the documents are in order, in 10 days you will receive a certificate of ownership and become a full-fledged home owner.