Page 19 of 46 without official documentation of her family situation (including divorce certificate, death certificate, or birth certificate). Although the government supported an IOM-run program to provide housing assistance and other services to refugees for up to one year, the country otherwise had no subsidized housing programs, making it difficult for unemployed refugees to access affordable shelter. Durable Solutions: The government accepted refugees for resettlement, offered naturalization to refugees residing on its territory, or assisted in their voluntary return to their homes. Naturalization requirements for recognized refugees included seven years of residency. The government also processed family reunification applications of asylum seekers’ relatives in other countries. On March 29, the government passed legislation providing 10-year residence permits to unaccompanied minors who became adults while in the country. The law required beneficiaries to have completed at least three years of Greek schooling by the age of 23 and to be accepted in vocational training/apprenticeship or university-level schools or institutions. Under previous legislation, migrants from non-EU countries had to complete six years of schooling to receive the same permit. Temporary Protection: As of September 30, the government had provided temporary protection to 26,094 Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion. On September 4, Minister of Migration and Asylum Kairidis announced the country would extend temporary protective status for displaced Ukrainians Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2023 United States Department of State • Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor