Millions were banished by Vladimirputin’s war in Ukraine (Image: AP)

According to the new figures, some 104,000 refugees from Ukraine are currently settled in the UK.

When the war with Russia began on February 24, many fled.

Ukrainians were forced to leave their homes and seek shelter as rockets and bombs rained down on their country.

Many were forced to pack their belongings in plastic bags and leave their pets behind due to the urgency.

Stations came under attack as people tried to reach neighboring countries, and evacuation activities in cities like Malipur were hampered by Russian attacks.

Millions have crossed the borders into neighboring countries, reaching Poland, Moldova and Romania.

Thousands are also seeking refugees in the UK, with official figures now revealing the number of refugees across the country.

As of Monday, approximately 104,000 people participate in Ukraine’s visa system, according to figures released by the UK’s Home Office and Immigration and Visa Services.

Millions were banished by Vladimirputin's war in Ukraine (Image: AP)

Family crosses the Slovak-Ukrainian border in Ubra, eastern Slovakia (Image: Getty Images)

TOPSHOT-Polish border police officer (L) brings children from Ukraine into Poland across the Ukrainian-Polish border with children at the Kroszczynko border crossing in eastern Poland on April 7, 2022. .. ( Photo courtesy of CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT/AFP) (Photo courtesy of CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT/AFP, via Getty Images)

Polish border police carry luggage of Ukrainian refugees (Image: AFP)

Top Shot-Helena (R) from Lviv and her brother Bodia (L) are seen at the Medica pedestrian border crossing in eastern Poland on February 26, 2022, after Russia invaded Ukraine. Ignoring Western warnings, Russian President Vladimir Putin has unleashed a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which he claims UN refugee agencies have fled some 116,000 people to neighboring countries. (Photo courtesy of Wojtek RADWANSKI / AFP) (Photo courtesy of WOJTEK RADWANSKI / AFP, via Getty Images)

People had little time to pack before fleeing home (Image: AFP)

More than four months have passed since the government visa system began in March.

This figure includes 31,300 under the family system and 72,700 under the Ukrainian sponsorship system.

The figures also show that as of Tuesday, approximately 198,200 visa applications had been filed and 166,200 visas had been issued.

Measures have been taken to address the shortage of accommodation for refugees entering the country. Scotland even has cruise ships to temporarily accommodate new arrivals.

On March 14, 2022, a girl was detained by her brother in a temporary shelter for Ukrainian refugees at a school in Przemysl, near the Ukrainian-Polish border. Today, there are nearly 2.7 million people, the United Nations said on March 13, 2022. (Photo courtesy of LOUISA GOULIAMAKI/AFP) (Photo courtesy of LOUISA GOULIAMAKI/AFP via Getty Images)

A girl carrying her younger brother at a refugee shelter near the Ukraine-Poland border (Image: AFP/Getty)

A Ukrainian girl waves goodbye through a bus window and takes her family to a shelter after crossing the border from Ukraine to Poland's Medica. Photo date: Saturday March 19, 2022. PA photo. See PA Story POLITICS Ukraine. Photo credits look like this: Victoria Jones/PA Wire

Buses and trains carried people to the safety of other countries (Image: PA)

Ukrainian refugees will cross the Medica border on March 14, 2022. The United Nations said on March 15, 2022 that more than 3 million people have fled Ukraine since Russia invaded on February 24.

Millions of Ukrainians have been internally displaced due to the war (Photo: Nicholas Econom/Null Photo)

Sir Richard Harrington, Minister for Refugees, said:

“It is important to recognize the selfless work of the community to help Ukrainians integrate into their community.”

“I understand that families have to make difficult decisions to leave home, so please take the time to get this right so we can continue to provide safety to as many Ukrainians as possible. It’s important.”

More than half of those who applied for visas under these schemes arrived in the UK.

This will allow those who have fled the conflict in Ukraine to come to the UK for three years.

Lubov Sheim, 80, fled a village on the outskirts of Kieu, the Ukrainian capital, on March 16 and now lives with his daughters Larisa and Warsaw. She signed up for UNHCR's Refugee Cash Assistance Program in Warsaw on March 21. UNHCR has launched a program to help refugees from Ukraine meet their basic needs until they receive state support. By March 21, the war in Ukraine had displaced more than 10 million people, with many internally displaced persons and more than 3 million refugees living abroad. In three weeks, more than two million arrivals in Poland. UNHCR worked with national authorities, local governments, local governments and civil society to address the influx.

Liubov Suhai, 80, fled a village on the outskirts of Kieu and now lives in Warsaw with his daughter (Photo: UNHCR / Maciej Moskwa).

Mrs. Cherepovskaya escaped from Dnepropetrovsk with her children. They arrived in Przemysl for a trip to the Netherlands. As of May 20, 2022, the war in Ukraine displaced more than 14 million people, including 8 million internally displaced persons and more than 6 million refugees across the border in Ukraine. Poland remains a major recipient of refugees, with more than 3.5 million border crossings from Ukraine into Poland as of February 24, 2022. UNHCR, a UN refugee agency, accepts refugees in close collaboration with governments. national governments, local governments, local governments and civil society. We provide important services and necessary support.

Temporary refugee shelters have been set up in countries such as Poland (Image: UNHCR/Maciej Moskwa)

TOPSHOT: Ukrainian refugee Tetiana Jimik (C), a 38-year-old art teacher in a village near Bucha, takes pictures with children standing in the doorway, twins Ivan and Danilo, and baby Olexi. An NGO tent after crossing the Ukraine-Slovakia border into Slovakia at the Vysne Nemecke border crossing in eastern Slovakia on April 8, 2022. -A tragic human drama is unfolding on the Ukrainian border. The fleeing refugees chase the missing, and others fled for their lives and left and came back a second time. (Photo courtesy of CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT/AFP) (Photo courtesy of CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT/AFP, via Getty Images)

Ukrainian refugee Tetiana Zimik smiles with her children after reaching safety (Image: Getty Images)

The family system allows Ukrainian citizens and their family members to join other families already living in the UK. Sponsorship, on the other hand, allows Ukrainian citizens and their family members to come to the UK if there is a sponsor who can provide accommodation.

Greg Clark, Secretary of State for Empowerment, Housing and Communities, thanked everyone who welcomed Ukrainians into their homes.

He added: “Behind this milestone is a story of 100,000 sorrows. The family was torn apart and forced to leave their father, son and brother behind.

“This is why we want Ukraine to be peaceful and safe, so that brave people can stay safe at home.”

From Thursday, the Government will consider applying for a new sponsorship scheme for unaccompanied children who wish to come to the UK without a parent or guardian, with the consent of the parent or guardian.

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