The "eRecovery" service was expanded and made available to people who had housing in common ownership.
The Ministry of Infrastructure writes about this.
Now people whose housing in common ownership is destroyed due to full-scale war need to submit one joint application to "Diia" together or several — separately.
The commission of the local self-government body will then process the application and determine the amount of compensation for each co-owner (it will depend on the share in the property). And everyone will receive their housing certificate, which can be used to buy a new apartment, house or combine it with other co-owners to buy a new joint housing.
In order to use the housing certificate, it is necessary to terminate the ownership of the destroyed housing with the consent of all co-owners after everyone has received their certificates.
So far, six thousand Ukrainians have applied for compensation, of which 827 have received generated certificates confirming the compensation amount.
- Recently, Ukrainians who renovated their homes at their own expense received the right to receive compensation under the "eRecovery" service.
- On August 1, 2023, "Diia" started accepting applications for compensation for destroyed housing.