Cultural and humanitarian cooperation is not characterized by high activity, but it has potential for development. One of the traditional symbols of such cooperation was the activity of Baron Eduard von Falz Fein (1912-2018) - a citizen of Liechtenstein and a native of Ukraine (the village of Havrylivka in the Kherson region), nephew of the founder of the nature reserve "Askania-Nova", who for many years contributed to the reconstruction of the nature reserve and the museum complex on its territory. The International Academy of Music in Liechtenstein is constantly accepting foreign scholarship holders, including musicians from Ukraine. Ukrainian children regularly participate in international Olympiads and social projects held by the Principality. There is cooperation between the postal administrations of our countries - Ukrainian Post and Liechtenstein Post. Liechtenstein provides humanitarian aid to Ukraine in connection with the need to overcome the consequences of Russian aggression. Among other things, this is done through the Liechtenstein Red Cross, which is headed by the wife of His Serene Highness Hereditary Prince Alois of Liechtenstein, Princess Sofia. Other Liechtenstein NGOs also provide humanitarian aid to Ukraine, including Hilfswerk Liechtenstein ("HL"), which during the year implemented several projects with the direct participation of the Government of the Principality and clergy of the Ukrainian Roman Catholic Church. Among such initiatives is the opening of a medical diagnostic center for vulnerable population groups in Kyiv in cooperation with the "Caritas-Spes Ukraine" association. In 2020, the public organization "HL" also supported with a financial donation the settlement for single mothers with children "Nadia" in Kharkiv, which was opened in 2019 with the support of the Government of Liechtenstein.

The Ukrainian community does not have places of compact residence and established associations on the territory of Liechtenstein, until February 24, 2022, it numbered about 40 people.

According to the Immigration and Passport Office of Liechtenstein, since the beginning of the full-scale military aggression of the Russian Federation, about 437 people from Ukraine have arrived in Liechtenstein (as of June 2023).