Often, the strive towards visa liberalization is considered a locomotive moving in only one direction, where visa-free regime is a single and final stop, after which the track disappears. Instead, reforms implemented for the “locomotive of a visa-free regime” can serve as a launch for a new and ambitious format for cooperation with the EU.
Analytic report based on results of the study of the CAA Agreements implementation in Moldova and Georgia, and the harmonization of Ukrainian legislation in the
“Audit of reforms” is the first complex assessment of implementing on the local level in Ukraine the tasks which were set by the EU during
The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine has presented a system for fixing biometric data of foreigners and stateless persons, introduced in accordance with the
The Ukrainians do not travel a lot, the main deterrent factors are the price and preference for other types of transport. The visa-free regime and
Two new control systems for travelers were considered by the European Parliament last week – the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) and the
Policy brief “Irregular and forced migration from Ukraine to the EU before granting visa-free regime: possible consequences and expectations” aims to describe the current situation
An article with comments by Iryna Sushko and Kateryna Kulchytska regarding story of a long Ukrainian way to visa waiver and the perspectives, possibilities and
Ukraine is at the finishing stage of the dialog on visa-free regime with the EU countries. The final positive decision is expected to happen in
The publication presents results of the monitoring of available migration data and policy changes conducted in Ukraine, Poland, Czechia and Slovakia in September 2015 –
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