31 May 2025

Reduction of the limit on transfers between cards and increase in the cost of technical inspection: what changes in Ukraine from June 1

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The British say that no news is good news. In June, Ukrainians will have important news, but not much. They concern finance, pensions, vehicle inspection, and digital services in Diia. In this article, we'll tell you the most important things about the innovations starting June 1.

Financial restrictions

The monthly limit for transfers between cards of individuals has been reduced from UAH 150 thousand to UAH 100 thousand. This applies to transfers by card number, phone number, or IBAN details. The restrictions do not apply to cash withdrawals, payments for goods and services, utility bills, transfers between personal accounts, and transfers to accounts of legal entities.

Pensions and social benefits

There are no plans to increase pensions in June, but pensioners who have reached a certain age and whose basic pension does not exceed UAH 10340.35 may receive additional payments. That is, people who turn 70, 75 and 80 in June will automatically receive an additional payment in the amount of: UAH 570 for those who turn 80; UAH 456 for those aged 75 to 79; UAH 300 for those aged 70 to 74.

Changes to the Diia app

Starting June 1, 2025 , Diia will introduce the first paid service - document sharing. Sharing of one document will remain free of charge, but a fee will be charged for the transfer of several documents (multisharing). You will have to pay UAH 21,617 to connect to the service, and then UAH 9.8 for each successful document transaction.


Changes in the cost of technical inspection

Starting from June 1, 2025, new tariffs for mandatory technical inspection of vehicles came into force in Ukraine:

Services related to tachographs:

Mandatory technical inspection in 2025 is required for:

Private passenger cars that are not used for commercial purposes are currently exempt from mandatory inspection.

Ігор Льов

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