Pensions in Times of War: How to Receive Payments from Occupied Territories
Journalist
Anna Tkach
03.08.2025 - 12:10
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According to hvylya.net: Ukrainians who have been forced to leave their homes due to Russia's invasion can expect pension payments. This applies both to those who remained within the country and received internally displaced person status, as well as those who evacuated abroad. An important condition is confirming the absence of a pension from the occupying authorities to receive or restore payments from the Ukrainian budget.
The online service allows individuals to report to the Pension Fund of Ukraine about not receiving a pension from the aggressor country without a personal visit to the institution.
Reminder about compensation for destroyed housing
In particular, it is important to note that in addition to pension payments, Ukrainians can also expect compensation for destroyed housing. This serves as an additional form of support and assistance in the challenging life situation caused by the invasion and conflict.
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