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Online guide for refugees from Ukraine

For Ukrainians who have arrived in Germany, there is a portal with information as well as information and tips on accommodation and medical care. The homepage of the Federal Ministry of the Interior www.germany4ukraine.de is available in Ukrainian, Russian, English and German. This portal provides answers to questions on, for example, entry, registration, corona rules, residence, work, study and compulsory education for children. Under the heading Basic Information, reference is also made to search engines and portals that offer advice and support (mostly in Russian), such as the Doweria telephone counselling service or a special online legal advice service for… Read More

Counseling also for refugees from Ukraine

People who come to Germany as refugees receive support. Their contact persons are the integration managers of the district offices and cities. As of March 11, refugees from Ukraine can now also receive advice from the integration managers. This was announced by the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Social Affairs, Health and Integration in a press release on March 11 2022. Further news on Ukraine: www.tuenews-ukraine.eu tun22031402 In der Kreissporthalle in Tübingen werden Geflüchtete aus der Ukraine kurzfristig untergebracht. Foto: tünews INTERNATIONAL / Mostafa Elyasian. Latest information on Corona: Click here

Counseling for refugees from Ukraine as well

People who come to Germany as refugees receive support. Their contact persons are the integration managers of the district offices and cities. As of March 11th, refugees from Ukraine can now also receive advice from the integration managers. This was announced by the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Social Affairs, Health and Integration in a press release on 11.03.2022. tun22031402 In der Kreissporthalle in Tübingen werden Geflüchtete aus der Ukraine kurzfristig untergebracht. Foto: tünews INTERNATIONAL / Mostafa Elyasian. Latest information on Corona: Click here

Where refugees from Ukraine can find help

By Brigitte Gisel People from Ukraine who flee from the war in their homeland to Germany receive accommodation, food and medical care here. In the district of Tübingen, the city halls or citizens’ offices are responsible for this. It is there that those seeking protection should apply for their residence permits. Ukrainians who have a biometric passport do not need a visa for 90 days in many European countries, including Germany. But registration with the municipality is a prerequisite for applying for social benefits. The application is then forwarded to the foreigners authority. Except for the cities of Tübingen and… Read More

Report housing for refugees from Ukraine

The district of Tübingen is urgently looking for further accommodation for refugees from Ukraine. The provision of the Kreissporthalle Tübingen as an arrival center for refugees is not sufficient for the demand. Anyone who still has space, for example vacation apartments, can report this directly to the mayor’s offices of the cities and municipalities. The website https://www.kreis-tuebingen.de/ukraine provides information on many questions relating to the reception and accommodation of refugees from Ukraine. Further questions can be asked by e-mail to ukraine@kreis-tuebingen.de or by phone at 07071/207-3700 from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 4 pm. This was announced by… Read More

The district of Tübingen prepares for refugees from Ukraine

About 19,000 refugees from Ukraine are registered in Germany so far, according to the Federal Ministry of the Interior (as of March 5th). However, there are probably already many more. This is because Ukrainian citizens can enter the European Union without a visa and move freely in the EU member states. The district, cities and municipalities in the district of Tübingen expect that refugees from Ukraine will increasingly arrive in Baden-Württemberg as well. As a precaution, the district, cities and municipalities are, therefore, calling in a press release to report vacant living space that the district can rent for the… Read More

Hundreds of thousands flee the war in Ukraine

By Michael Seifert The Russian army’s invasion of Ukraine has triggered a huge wave of refugees. The number of people fleeing is increasing daily. According to the UN refugee agency UNHCR, more than 1,3 million refugees (as of 4 March) have already crossed the Ukrainian borders into the EU and Moldova, including more than 750,000 into Poland alone. More than 130,000 have already travelled on from Ukraine’s neighbouring countries, including to Germany. The UNHCR estimates that up to four million of the approximately 40 million inhabitants will leave the country. That would be an even larger number than in 2015/16,… Read More

First Orientation Course at the Adult Education Center Tübingen

The Volkshochschule Tübingen offers a “First Orientation Course – Welcome to Tübingen!” in March on one morning and one afternoon date. The free course is aimed at refugees aged 18 and older who are still in the asylum process and do not come from a safe country of origin. Those who have only been in Germany for a short time will find help in this course to orient themselves in everyday life and can gain a basic knowledge of the German language. Topics of the course include health and medical care, orientation and local characteristics, German culture and values, as… Read More

Key to integration

In August 2021, for the first time, more than 500,000 people with refugee backgrounds in Germany were employed: 436,000 were subject to social security contributions, and about 73,000 were part-time employees. These figures were announced by “Mediendienst Integration”. The integration of refugees into the labor market has, therefore, been faster compared to the previous years, as demonstrated by comparative figures from the Institute for Employment Research (IAB). Jobs, education and German language skills are considered the most important “keys to integration” in Germany. The high number of employees is all the more remarkable because many refugees lost their jobs, especially… Read More

More people sought asylum in 2021

Baden-Württemberg registered more refugees again in 2021. 18,356 arrived at the state’s initial reception facilities. In the first Corona year 2020, there were a total of 8,025 asylum seekers. These figures were announced by the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Justice. For comparison: In 2015, when particularly large numbers of people fled Syria, Baden-Württemberg recorded more than 185,000 asylum seekers. According to certain quota rules, other federal states took in just under 2,900 asylum seekers. 15,470 refugees remained in Baden-Württemberg in 2021. Of them, 14,442 applied for asylum for the first time, 1028 made a follow-up asylum application. In the second half… Read More

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