Today, in our “Q&A” section, we’ll discuss whether the lack of a declared/registered place of residence (or place of stay) affects eligibility for unemployment status.
Answer: The lack of a registered or declared place of residence is not an obstacle to obtaining unemployment status.
The Employment Service operates on the principle of extraterritoriality, so you can apply for services at any convenient employment center—regardless of whether you have a declared or registered place of residence.
You can also submit an application online through the electronic services of the State Employment Service/Diyu.
If a person does not have a registered place of residence, they must indicate their actual place of residence when applying for unemployment status at the employment service.
Therefore, the lack of a declared or registered place of residence is not grounds for denying registered unemployed status and does not prevent a person from using the services of the employment service or receiving assistance in finding a job.
Call center of the Donetsk Regional Employment Center: 0800219713.