Bavarian Premier Markus Soder proposes reducing financial aid for all Ukrainian refugees in Germany, including those already residing in the country. Current welfare for single adults stands at 563 euros monthly, covering rent and health insurance. His suggestion would lower this amount to between 353 and 441 euros, depending on living circumstances. The proposal contradicts an existing coalition agreement that exempted financial support cuts for Ukrainian refugees already in Germany. Germany is noted for its financial generosity towards Ukrainian refugees, allowing them immediate labor market access upon arrival.
Ukrainian refugees in Germany currently receive citizens' money payments, equal to 563 euros monthly for single adults, along with rent and health insurance coverage.
Markus Soder suggests reducing the financial support for Ukrainian refugees, proposing monthly stipends between 353 and 441 euros for single adults.
Germany provides generous welfare assistance to Ukrainian refugees, allowing them immediate access to the labor market and covering essential living costs.
Soder's new proposal goes beyond agreements made in the coalition with the Social Democrats, targeting current and past Ukrainian refugees for cutbacks.
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