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Ireland: from 5 August 2026, protection only for those authorised to leave Ukraine

Applicants must demonstrate that their departure from Ukraine was authorised under Ukrainian law and provide acceptable evidence.

WHAT CHANGED Ireland changed the eligibility conditions following Council Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/1912. From 5 August 2026, temporary protection is granted only to applicants who can demonstrate they were authorised under Ukrainian law to leave Ukraine. WHO IS AFFECTED Anyone applying for protection in Ireland after 5 August 2026. WHAT TO DO Prepare evidence of lawful departure before applying: the source states that applicants unable to provide sufficient evidence do not meet the new conditions. The page does not specify which documents are accepted. VERBATIM FROM THE SOURCE «From 5 August 2026, the following changes apply: 1. Temporary Protection will only be granted to applicants who can demonstrate that they were authorised under Ukrainian law to leave the territory of Ukraine. Applicants must provide acceptable evidence of that authorisation.» Source: Irish Immigration Service — https://www.irishimmigration.ie/information-on-temporary-protection-for-people-fleeing-the-conflict-in-ukraine/

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