Federal and local authorities in the Czech Republic have spent nearly 680 million euros (662 million U.S. dollars) on housing and provisions for Ukrainian refugees, the Finance Ministry said.
An estimated 285 million euros have been spent on social benefits, 143 million euros on health care, and 100 million on housing.
Since the start of the Russian invasion in late February, 445,870 Ukrainians have received temporary protection in the Czech Republic, according to a recent report by Interior Ministry on Thursday.
Over 120,000 refugees have gained employment and are therefore paying taxes and welfare contributions.
The EU and NATO member states have a population of around 10.5 million, excluding those with temporary protection status.
Czech Labour Minister Marian Jurecka called for a new special aid package from the European Commission for member states that have accepted a particularly high number of Ukrainian refugees in relation to their size.
This would apply to the Central European and Baltic states.