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Government Announcements

Checked against official sources: 5 October 2026

Official announcements from Bangladeshi and Ukrainian government sources that affect Bangladeshi nationals going to Ukraine. Each item links to the document it comes from.

Source rule

We list an announcement here only after reading it on the issuing authority’s own website.

Bangladesh

20 SEPTEMBER 2026 · MINISTRY OF EXPATRIATES’ WELFARE AND OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT

Wage Earners’ Welfare Board fee raised to Tk 5,500 from 1 October 2026

A ministry circular dated 20 September 2026 revises the Wage Earners’ Welfare Board “welfare fee” from Tk 3,500 (set in 2015) to Tk 5,500. The fee applies to workers going abroad, workers already abroad and collections at airports. The circular takes effect on 1 October 2026.

Source: probashi.gov.bd — notices, circular of 20.09.2026 on the WEWB welfare fee

Ukraine

2026 · MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF UKRAINE

Who handles Ukrainian visas for Bangladesh

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine lists the Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of India as Ukraine’s diplomatic representation for Bangladesh (concurrent accreditation). Visa documents from Bangladesh are lodged at the VFS Global Ukraine Visa Application Centre in Dhaka, which describes itself as the embassy’s official partner. Bangladesh’s own embassy for Ukraine is resident in Poland.

  • Embassy of Ukraine in India — Ukraine and Bangladesh
  • VFS Global — Ukraine visa, Bangladesh
  • MFA of Ukraine — Embassy of Bangladesh in Ukraine (residence in Poland)

Where announcements are published

Ministry of Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employmentprobashi.gov.bd — notices and circulars, including fees for outgoing workers
BMETbmet.gov.bd — emigration clearance and Smart Card procedures
Wage Earners’ Welfare Boardwewb.gov.bd — welfare services and notices
Embassy of Ukraine in India (covers Bangladesh)india.mfa.gov.ua — visa rules, consular fees, embassy notices
Ukrainian legislationzakon.rada.gov.ua — current texts of laws and Cabinet resolutions
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