Citizens of Ukraine who were forced to move to Poland, fleeing Russian military aggression, received access to medical care on an equal basis with Polish citizens, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine reports.
“To do this, you need to have a passport of a citizen of Ukraine, which has a mark on crossing the border after February 24, 2022. If you crossed the border without a passport – a document confirming the date of crossing the Polish border by Polish services. The provision of medical care for Ukrainians is free of charge,” the statement reads. message.
In addition, Ukrainians must have refugee status or temporary protection status, as well as an analogue of the Ukrainian identification number – PESEL, which will provide access to healthcare services.
To date, Poland has provided Ukrainians with free access to medical care at all levels: basic medical care – visits to family doctors, calling an ambulance; specialized outpatient care; diagnostic studies (as directed by a doctor); hospital treatment; psychiatric treatment; rehabilitation (except resorts); dental services.
Also, citizens of Ukraine, children and youth under 19 years of age have the right to receive free preventive vaccinations, according to the Polish Preventive Immunization Program. To do this, you should contact your family doctor and get the appropriate referral. In addition, every adult Ukrainian, as well as a child from 5 years old who are in Poland, can also be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Russians have become leaders among real estate buyers in Turkey in the first five months of 2022, Kalinka Group reported, and buyers from Ukraine have entered the top five most active investors in Turkish real estate.
“The share of foreign buyers in the overall structure of real estate transactions in Turkey from January to May 2022 amounted to almost 5%,” said Alexander Shibaev, Development Director of Kalinka Group.
In second place among foreigners in Turkey are buyers from Iran with a share of 14%. Iraq closes the top three with 12%.
In fourth place is Kazakhstan, which has 4%. Afghanistan, Germany, Ukraine and Yemen have the same shares.
In total, foreigners purchased 27,048 properties in Turkey during the reporting period.
The share of foreign buyers in 2022 increased by 15% compared to last year and became the highest in the last five years.
The number of transactions with foreigners in 2022 increased by 70% compared to last year’s figures for this period.
