A private, independent website — not a government administration site.
E-services catalog
Find a service
Official e-service

Apply for Universal Credit and other benefits: Homes for Ukraine

Benefits that are available to you and how to apply for them.

Documents & identityTaxes & financeHealthZUS & benefitsCompany & businessVehicles & drivingProperty & mapsLaw & public officesWork & education

How to use the service

You can apply for Universal Credit online . You will need to create an account to make a claim. To apply online you’ll need: your bank or building society account details an email address access to a phone If you do not have these, you can call the Universal Credit helpline or go to a Jobcentre. You can also get support from the Citizens Advice Help to Claim service. You’ll also have to prove your identity. You’ll need identity documents for this, for example: a full or provisional Ukraine driving licence (it must have a photo of you on it) any national identity card, except those issued under the UK ID Card Scheme a residence permit, registration certificate or document certifying or indicating permanent residence issued by the Home Office or the UK Border Agency to a national of a European Economic Area country or Switzerland a Biometric Residence Permit issued by the UK Border Agency You can find out more about your eligibility for Universal Credit . If you study in the UK, read the guidance about Universal Credit and students

Fees

Your first payment will take 5 weeks from the date you submit your application. Every payment after that will be on the same date each month. If that day is on a weekend you will get it on the working day before.

Processing time

It can take up to 16 weeks to process a new Child Benefit claim (or longer if you’re new to the UK). Child Benefit can be backdated for up to 3 months.

Official source

Apply for Universal Credit and other benefits: Homes for Ukraine

retrieved:

Not in the catalog: .

Try another word or clear the search.

Important numbers

999
Emergency (police, fire, ambulance)
112
Emergency (alternative number)
111
NHS non-emergency medical help
101
Police (non-emergency)
116 123
Samaritans (emotional/crisis support)
0800 1111
Childline (children's helpline)

Recommended commercial services

Advertising / affiliate links

Trusted providers of services that help with official matters. Affiliate links — you pay no extra, and the site may earn a commission.

Why vgov.pl

Faster, safer, no mistakes

Official links only

We link only to verified domains of public institutions and official systems. Every link clearly shows its destination domain.

Find it in a second

Instead of typing into a search engine and landing on middleman ads — type what you need and go straight to the right e-service.

No tracking

We require no login or personal data. We self-host our fonts. We use no tracking cookies or analytics — ads are simply labeled affiliate links.