If I give a bribe to an official of the territorial service center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine for successfully passing the driver's license exams, can I be held criminally liable?
If I am the parent of a first-grader and have problems with the application through Diya, do I have the right to submit a written application to the Pension Fund of Ukraine (PFU) service center and receive the "Student Package" assistance?
If I purchased and used a fake driver's license, what could be the legal consequences for me?
If I see a driver trying to bribe a police officer, can I report it to the police so they can take action?
If a serviceman is offered money to help him avoid combat missions, is this considered a bribe? Can a serviceman be held liable for receiving such “help”?
I tried to pass my driving test, but I failed. Then I was offered to pay money to another person who promised that I would pass the test. Would this payment be considered a bribe if I paid the money to this person?
If I find out that a person is offering help in obtaining a driver's license for money without taking the exam, can I report this to law enforcement and what consequences could this have for me?
If I rent housing and spend more than half of my average salary on it, can I count on receiving a housing subsidy from the state?
...instead of my daughter, who is in the temporarily occupied territory?
... low-income families?
If my child is in first grade, but we are currently living abroad, will I be able to receive a payment of 5,000 hryvnias under the "Student Package" program upon returning to Ukraine?
I am a Ukrainian refugee and would like to know if I am eligible for humanitarian assistance from foreign countries if I have already received protection in one of them. I have heard that the UK has extended the Ukraine Permission Extension program for another 24 months. Does this mean I can count on additional support?