Third-country nationals from Ukraine no longer have right to shelter in Netherlands

From today, some 2,540 third-country nationals from Ukraine are no longer entitled to shelter in the Netherlands. They must either apply for asylum or another form of residency or leave the Netherlands. Third-country nationals are people who lived in Ukraine with a temporary residency permit when the war broke out. Think of students, expats, or migrant workers. They initially fell under the same temporary protection scheme as Ukrainian refugees, meaning they did not have to apply for asylum, were entitled to shelter, and were allowed to work in the Netherlands.