What to do if your home has been damaged in a Russian attack

The state provides compensation through the eRecovery programme.

The enemy is once again carrying out massive missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities, striking civilian infrastructure.

If your house or apartment has been damaged or destroyed by shelling, you can apply for compensation through the eRecovery programme.

You can apply through the Diia portal or app, as well as through an administrative service centre or a notary.

How do you obtain compensation for damaged housing?

▪️make sure the property is registered in the State Register of Property Rights

▪️submit an information notice about the damaged property through Diia or an administrative service centre

▪️ open a special bank account for repairs

▪️apply for compensation through the eRecovery service in Diia, an administrative service centre or a notary

▪️ wait for the commission's decision (up to 30 days) and provide additional documents if needed

If the property is damaged again:

▪️ open the “Repair Report” for the previous application

▪️ indicate that the property has been damaged again

▪️ submit a new notice and a new application for compensation

How do you obtain compensation for destroyed housing?

🔹 submit an information notice about the damaged property through Diia

🔹 check that ownership data in the State Register are up to date and update them if necessary

🔹 apply for compensation through Diia, an administrative service centre or a notary

🔹 wait for the commission's decision

See the infographic for more information on how the commissions work and how compensation amounts are determined