In the Czech Republic has begun accepting applications for repatriation of ethnic Czechs from Ukraine
Alexander Kuranov. The Ministry of foreign Affairs and the Czech Ministry of interior in coordination with the Ukrainian authorities opened in Odessa temporary Office for the consideration of applications for repatriation of ethnic Czechs from Ukraine to their homeland, said on Wednesday Last news, Commissioner of the Ministry of internal Affairs Peter Kucherov.
"Representative office in Odessa will be valid until February 13. The aim of its activity is the preparation of documents for the move to our Republic those Citizens of Ukraine who have Czech roots, " said Kucherov.
The initiators of this action were ethnic Czechs from Volyn region, where the Czech community lives for over a hundred years. In the autumn of the previous year 40 such families appealed to the President of the Czech Republic milo? Semana a petition for repatriation to their homeland due to the dangerous situation in the East of Ukraine and the deteriorating economic situation in the country. After studying the situation Zeman gave proper instructions to the Ministers of foreign Affairs and the Ministry of internal Affairs of the Republic.
in the first stage, the possibilities for resettlement will be provided to the residents of the Eastern regions of Ukraine. Documents for the move will be able to get 200 people. According to the Kucherova, they will be paid part of the road and move home property. Those immigrants who do not have their own transport, will be flown to the Czech Ministry of defense. Then six months they will be able to a new location use the housing allocated to the Ministry of internal Affairs of the Republic. At the same time With the help of charitable organizations they will get work and continuous housing.
The Czechs appeared in Ukraine in the mid-19th century at the call of the Imperial government for the development of vacant areas, but since the middle of last century, they gradually began to return to their homeland. A large wave of immigrants arrived in the Czech Republic immediately upon completion of the Second world war, the next wave came in the early 1990's, which was caused by the collapse of the USSR, and the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster.
it is planned that After today the upcoming wave of immigrants from Ukraine to the Czech Republic have the opportunity to follow following. Final conclusions about this will be made once the first 200 immigrants will move to a home that may occur in March-April. Just for 2015 for these purposes, the Czech government has allocated 66 million kroons (2, 75 million dollars).
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