July 26, 2025, 10:21 p.m.
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Starting from July 1, 2025, the Pension Fund of Ukraine will provide accommodation allowance for IDPs. Now you can also apply at the Pension Fund's service centers. At the same time, you can also apply to ASCs or social security departments - the number of application points is not limited.
Internally displaced persons can receive a monthly allowance from the state to cover their living expenses. In 2025, updated rules apply: some citizens receive payments automatically, while others need to submit an application. We will tell you who is eligible for assistance, where to apply, how to fill out an application, and when payments may be terminated.
Without an application:
With an application:
An application for accommodation allowance for internally displaced persons is required for those who are not eligible for automatic extension of payments or apply for the first time.
Starting July 1, 2025, IDPs can apply for accommodation allowance:
When applying for Diia, you need to log in, fill out a questionnaire, and specify your IBAN account. If you apply at the ASC, you need to bring your passport, identification code, IDP certificate and, if necessary, documents about children or disability.
The procedure for obtaining an IDP certificate, which is required to receive an accommodation allowance, has not changed. As before, you can apply for it by contacting an authorized person of the local authorities, the ASC, or submit an application through the portal or the Diia application.
<span>In Odesa region, a significant increase in IDPs, especially after the de-occupation of Kherson region, put a strain on support systems - there were not enough places to settle, problems with registration and technical delays in benefit payments, in particular, large families faced incorrect accruals due to errors in the database. </span>
Thus, the accommodation allowance for IDPs is an important support in difficult circumstances. To receive it, you need to submit applications in a timely manner and be informed of changes.
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