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New measures in relation to Ukrainian citizens with Temporary Protection status

Ireland has provided extensive supports to the people affected by the war in Ukraine and intends to continue to support the beneficiaries of temporary protection. The current EU Temporary Protection Directive is due to end on 4 March 2027. While it may be extended at EU level, Ireland is now taking proactive measures to provide more certainty to people currently displaced by the war in Ukraine.

The proposals approved by government are in line with the 2025 EU Council Recommendation for a co-ordinated approach to transition Ukrainian citizens out of Temporary Protection across the EU.

  • Phased withdrawal of state-contracted commercial accommodation by March 2027.
  • Accommodation Recognition Payment (ARP) monthly contribution will be set at €400 from October 2026.
  • Temporary Protection Transition Scheme will introduce an alternative permission for those with temporary protection status.
  • Subject to developments at EU level support will be given to the development of a voluntary return and reintegration programme for those who return to Ukraine.

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