Published: 06.08.2026
Since June 2026, Ukrainian and EU citizens in Germany have again been able to attend integration and language courses, including people without a guaranteed right to remain. The source also describes existing integration-law measures, including mandatory course participation for some migrants and the “3+2” pathway linked to vocational training.
The change broadens access to German language and integration infrastructure for Ukrainian and EU citizens, including people whose right to remain is not guaranteed. This may be practically important for those seeking language skills and labour-market integration, as well as for people relying on vocational training under the “3+2” pathway. At the same time, course participation remains mandatory for some migrants, and refusal may affect benefits. According to the source, Ukrainians, EU citizens and migrants connected with vocational training should pay the closest attention.
- 🤔 dw.com