And Ukrainian citizens?

And Ukrainian citizens?

Citizens of Ukraine who arrived in Poland after February 24, 2022, can receive temporary protection. This allows them to legally stay in the country, work, access medicine and education, and use state aid on an equal basis with Polish citizens【4:4†source】. To receive temporary protection, you must have a PESEL number, which confirms legal residence in Poland. This number has been mandatory since July 22, 2022【4:4†source】. Also, Ukrainian citizens can travel to other EU countries for up to 90 days within 180 days【4:2†source】【4:18†source】. If you have specific questions about the rights or procedures for Ukrainian citizens in Poland, let me know!

In this case, is a Ukrainian Pesel or a regular one needed?

For Ukrainian citizens who are in Poland, a PESEL number is required, which is issued under the special law on aid to Ukrainian citizens (Dz.U. 2022 poz. 583). This number allows you to work legally, access medical services and other rights that Polish citizens have【8:0†source】【8:3†source】. Thus, PESEL for Ukrainian citizens is precisely the number they receive in Poland, and it differs from the regular PESEL that Polish citizens may have. If you have any more questions about PESEL or other aspects of life in Poland, let me know!

You see my last messages?

Yes, I see your latest messages. You were asking about Ukrainian citizens and the PESEL number for them. If you have any additional questions or clarifications, don't hesitate to ask! How can I assist you further?