What awaits migrants in Russia in 2026: new rules and restrictions introduced
15:44, january 3Author: Asia-Plus
The changes include increased costs for work permits, employment restrictions, limited access to healthcare, and new oversight of migrant children; photo: ozodi.org.
Starting in 2026, Russia is implementing new policies affecting labor migrants and their employers. The changes include increased costs for work permits, employment restrictions, limited access to healthcare, and new oversight of migrant children. Here’s a breakdown of the key changes.
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