We do not issue visas or any documents that can be used for travel to the EU. Since you need to travel to Ukraine by land, you must be legally permitted to enter one of the neighbouring countries: Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, or Moldova. From there, if you have been accepted by a unit, crossing the border into Ukraine should be simple.

No, you will become a fully legal serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, just like all other Ukrainians and non-citizens who bravely serve. However, we highly recommend checking with your local laws about your state’s stance towards people who served in other countries’ military.

Your contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine is the basis for legal long term stay in Ukraine. Your contract / military ID proves that you are on the territory of Ukraine legally. You can not obtain an additional residence permit. However, your service is a pathway to citizenship. Also, there are several legislative initiatives to streamline the process of getting citizenship for proven foreign veterans.

You receive the standard pay of a Ukrainian soldier, which varies depending on the conditions of service. Your payment will be in Ukrainian hryvnias and deposited into a local bank account. The approximate amounts in hryvnias are as follows: 21,000 UAH per month behind the frontline, 50,000 UAH per month for service in a dangerous zone, and up to 191,000 UAH per month for combat deployment. Please note that all amounts are in Ukrainian hryvnias. To find the equivalent in your local currency, you can use this currency converter.

Yes. Injured soldiers are entitled to free medical treatment and a special payout in the event of disability, with compensation amounts varying based on the severity of the disability. Families of fallen soldiers receive a compensation of 15 million UAH. To find the equivalent in your local currency, you can use this currency converter.
If a soldier is missing in action, their family will continue to receive their salary until an official declaration of death is made. The immediate family will need to open bank accounts and submit the necessary documents in Ukraine to receive this compensation.

The contract is 3 years long and can be prolonged automatically. Yes, you can terminate it on your own after 6 months, but not during a combat deployment.

You will receive all the basic equipment, including a uniform, weapons, body armor, helmet, boots, and more. Please refrain from purchasing any additional items until you have been approved by a unit. Your assigned recruiter or commander will inform you about what you will receive and what is recommended to bring. Additionally, ensure you check your local regulations to confirm whether you are permitted to carry the recommended items. If needed, you can also purchase these items in Ukraine.

You will be provided all the details on how to get to Ukraine and to which city in particular after you are accepted by the unit.

No, applying in person will only add more work for us and the local recruitment centers. Ultimately, they will collect your data and still send it to us. Additionally, you would need to cover accommodation and personal expenses in Ukraine while waiting 4 to 6 weeks for your application to be reviewed. You can and should apply online from the comfort of your home.

We do not reimburse travel expenses — otherwise this could be exploited as a way to travel to Europe free of charge. Organized travel options may be available from Colombia, Brazil, or Mexico; your recruiter can provide the current details.

No, that information is outdated. It was relevant during the early stages of the war. Now, the best way to apply is through our website. You can find a detailed instruction here.

It depends on your country of origin. To enter Ukraine by land, you will need to legally travel through Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, or Moldova. For detailed entry rules to Ukraine specific to your country, please visit: https://visitukraine.today/ukraine/country