Ukraine2Berlin From Ukraine to Berlin

Find your community

Free advice in Ukrainian, associations, churches, film, Saturday schools and first-language lessons for children, and where to look for work.

On 30 June 2026, 75,868 Ukrainian nationals and 90,253 people with a migration background from Ukraine were registered in Berlin (Amt für Statistik Berlin-Brandenburg, Statistischer Bericht A I 5 hj 1/26, tables 10 and 9). Links checked on 5 November 2026.

Advice offices on this page are free. If someone in a group or chat offers "help" with registration, a flat or a job for money, read Scams. The Saturday school below charges parent fees, as stated there.

Where Ukrainian Berliners live

Most people with Ukrainian roots live in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf (11,795), Spandau (9,042), Lichtenberg (8,905), Mitte (8,593), Tempelhof-Schöneberg (8,573) and Pankow (8,458).

Free advice in your language

Recognition of your degree: Recognition.

Meeting people: culture and faith

Festivals and events

Sport and leisure

Students and professionals

Job search

See Switching to work, Skilled worker, Vocational training and Recognition. The Willkommenszentrum above advises on job search in Ukrainian.

German, tandems, volunteering

Courses and levels: Learn German. For tandems, search "Sprachtandem Berlin" and Meetup.

Children: Ukrainian as a first language

Doctors who speak your language

The KV Berlin doctor search can show languages spoken in a practice. Urgent appointments: 116117.

A question this page does not answer? Contact us. Free orientation only, no legal advice for individual cases.