Ukraine is a country in Eastern Europe with an area of 603.550 square kilometres. Its capital and largest city is Kyiv. The country borders Belarus to the north, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary to the west, Russia to the east, and Romania and Moldova to the south-west. Ukraine is the forty-fourth largest country in the world and, after Russia, the second largest country in Europe. Its total population is 44.386.203. 69% of Ukraine's population lives in its urban areas. Ukraine's currency is the hryvnia. Its official language is Ukrainian, but Russian is also used.
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Residence in Ukraine and the conditions for immigrating there have been welcomed by many applicants in recent years because of the country's application for membership of the European Union and the Schengen Area, as well as the possibility of the Union approving the country's application.
Ukraine's climate is continental, with cold winters and warm summers. Moving towards the eastern and southern parts of the country, the climate becomes warmer. The highest rainfall occurs in the north and west, and the lowest in the east and south. The warmest months of the year are June, July and August.
In recent years Ukraine has become known as a country with low prices for education. Education in English is available for international students. There are six types of higher education institutions in Ukraine: universities, academies, institutes, conservatories and higher schools of art, colleges, and technical and vocational institutions. In total, Ukraine has 662 public higher education institutions and 185 private higher education institutions. Some of Ukraine's universities include Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute and Lviv Polytechnic National University .
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Ukraine, a nation whose history has seen long periods of occupation by other countries, is today struggling between war and peace and between corruption and reform. To the south the country borders the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. Ukraine declared its independence from the former Soviet Union in 1991. The country's president is elected directly by voters. The prime minister is the head of the central government.
Ukraine's political situation since the collapse of the Soviet Union has been turbulent because of persistent allegations of corruption and government fraud and the public protests that followed. Widespread protests at the end of 2013 turned violent in 2014 and led to the overthrow of the government and unrest in the ethnically Russian eastern regions of Ukraine. In early 2014 Russia handed over the Crimea region to Ukraine.
Services, industry and agriculture are Ukraine's three largest economic sectors. The country relies mainly on imports of natural gas from Russia to meet its energy needs. According to the World Bank, Ukraine could play an important role in global food security by making agricultural production more efficient.
Culturally, Ukraine is influenced by Western and Central Europe, and by Russia in the east. The dominant religion in the country is Eastern Orthodoxy.
Ukraine has a rich history in literature, music, architecture and folk art, including the Ukrainian Easter egg, “Pysanky”.
Rent in Ukraine in 2022 is about 37.70% lower than in Iran. The cost of living is about 16.17% lower than in Iran. The cost of living for one person in this country, excluding rent, is about 420.08$, and for a family of four about 1.441.07$. The price per square metre of a home in the city centre is about 36.128.53 hryvnias, and outside the city centre about 22.061.14 hryvnias.
Monthly utilities, including basic services (electricity, heating, cooling, water, rubbish) for an 85-square-metre home, are about 2.897.43 hryvnias.
In recent years Ukraine has become known as a country with low prices for education.
Easier immigration to other countries
Obtaining a Ukrainian passport takes Iranians at most 6 to 8 months. With this country's passport, one can immigrate to other target countries around the world. There are about 100 such countries, one of which is Canada.
Obtaining this country's passport can be very useful, especially for those who do not have a strong profile for immigration.
