A University of Birmingham policy brief shows that displaced Ukrainians in the UK are working, studying and contributing, but remain held back by short-term visa status and lack of a route to permanent residence.
Spain has introduced new rules making it easier for people under Temporary Protection to move to other residence permits without leaving the country, while recognising time already spent in Spain.
The Irish Government has approved new measures allowing Ukrainians on temporary protection to transition to a long-term Stamp 4 permission — a clear route to citizenship and independence.
UNHCR has published detailed observations on the UK Government’s Restoring Order and Control statement on asylum and returns. The document is unusually direct about the risks of redesigning protect...
Many Ukrainians in the UK are working, paying taxes, and building lives — yet remain on time-limited permission with no dedicated route to settlement. Other countries have already started building...
A short note on two clear questions in Parliament: a direct ask about a right to settle, and a reminder of the real-life harm caused by temporary status.
A short note on a new British Red Cross report summarising what worked (and what didn’t) in the UK’s response to displacement from Ukraine — and why long-term certainty matters for integration.
Bridging Futures is a UK-based, Ukrainian-led non-profit working to help build a pathway to long-term settlement for people under the UK’s Ukraine visa schemes. This first post traces how the posi...
A short note on a clear question in Parliament about a pathway to settled status for Ukrainians on the UK’s Ukraine visa schemes.
A short note on a University of Birmingham survey showing how visa precarity is shaping work, housing, and future plans for displaced Ukrainians in the UK.