Housing
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Ask Ukraine's State Tax Service to reconcile and recalculate an incorrect real estate or land tax assessment using documents that prove the correct property data.
Generate and download an official EDR extract for your Ukrainian sole proprietorship online through Diia, including current registration details from the Unified State Register.
Apply online through Diia or through your local Children's Affairs Service to become a candidate guardian or custodian for an orphan or child deprived of parental care.
A Ukrainian parent can apply to register an eligible foreign or stateless child as a Ukrainian citizen under Article 14 and receive a citizenship registration certificate.
Appointed guardians and custodians can apply for Ukrainian state assistance for an orphan or child deprived of parental care. The Pension Fund decides complete applications within 10 days.
Apply for Ukraine's means-tested state assistance for low-income families. Check 2026 income thresholds, documents, property rules, online filing and processing time.
Get official Ukrainian real-estate ownership and encumbrance information from the State Register of Rights. Check search criteria, 2026 fees, online access and paper requests.
Apply for Ukraine's preferential IDP housing loan through Diia. Check the 3% rate, 6% minimum contribution, eligibility, housing limits, selection and documents.
Households in Ukraine that cannot fully cover housing and utility costs can apply for a state housing subsidy through Diia, the Pension Fund portal or app, a Pension Fund service center, a CNAP, an authorized local-government official or by post. The application is free and the amount is calculated individually from household circumstances, income and eligible utility costs.
Homeowners whose housing in Ukraine was damaged or destroyed because of Russian armed aggression can apply for compensation through the state eRecovery program. The application is free and can be filed through Diia, a CNAP or a notary. Compensation can fund repairs, provide a housing certificate for replacement housing, or fund reconstruction of an eligible destroyed private house.
Ukrainian citizens living in Ukraine can apply to be registered as prospective adoptive parents through the local Children's Affairs Service or online through Diia. Registration is free and includes document checks, a home assessment and, in most cases, mandatory adoptive-parent training.
Individuals in Ukraine can file the annual Property Status and Income Tax Declaration online through the State Tax Service Electronic Cabinet and, for supported cases, through Diia. Filing is free. For income received in 2025, most mandatory declarations were due before May 1, 2026, while a declaration claiming a tax rebate can be filed through December 31, 2026.
Ukrainian citizens must obtain their first internal passport in ID-card form after turning 14. The first ID card is issued free of charge, the application is made through the State Migration Service or another authorized passport service, and the current official processing deadline is up to 7 working days.
Eligible single mothers, single adoptive parents and, in certain cases, a mother or father whose child's other parent has died can apply for monthly state assistance through the Pension Fund of Ukraine. The amount is income-tested and calculated separately for each eligible child.
Report a house, apartment or other real estate damaged or destroyed by Russian aggression in Ukraine through Diia, a CNAP or a notary. The report is free, can be filed regardless of where you currently live and is separate from the later eRecovery compensation application.
Claim Ukraine's personal income tax discount for eligible expenses by filing the annual property and income declaration with Appendix F3. For expenses paid in 2025, submit by 31 December 2026 and keep the supporting payment documents.
Get an official extract from Ukraine's Territorial Community Register to prove your current or previous registered place of residence. The extract is free, available online through Diia or in person, and the electronic version has the same legal force as the paper version.
Exchange your Ukrainian driver's licence after changing your surname, first name, patronymic or other qualifying personal data. Check the 10-day deadline, documents, current fee, online Driver's Cabinet route and MIA service-centre procedure.
Change your registered place of residence in Ukraine after moving to a new address. Learn the 30-day deadline, current Diia online eligibility, CNAP route, owner consent rules, fees, documents and processing time.
Register ownership of an apartment, house or other real estate acquired or formalized before 2013 in Ukraine's State Register of Rights to Real Estate. Learn when the Diia online route is available, which ownership documents to submit, how the BTI verification works and how long registration may take.