Migrants will be deported from Russia if they cannot support…
Migrants will be deported from Russia if they cannot support themselves and their children. The State Duma has adopted a law requiring foreigners to prove that they can support themselves and their entire family.
Consensus
- The State Duma passed a package of laws affecting foreign nationals in Russia.
- Foreign nationals must now prove they can financially support themselves and their dependents while residing in Russia.
- Failure to meet financial requirements may result in the termination of residence permits or deportation.
- Children of migrant workers who turn 18 must either leave Russia or apply for their own work permit within 30 days.
- Migrant families are required to pay NDFL (personal income tax) on themselves and each child.
- Tax authorities will automatically share financial data with police after three, six, nine, and twelve months of the year.
Points of divergence
- The State Duma passed a law aimed at critics of the government who have left Russia, stripping them of citizenship and denying access to passports, state services, banks, and property transactions. — meduza
- The State Duma granted special benefits to 'defenders of the border' and their families, including credit holidays, free legal aid, and admission to universities through a special quota without entrance exams. — tvrain
Coverage (5 sources)
- State Duma passes law on 'deprivation of citizenship' targeting critics who have left Russia — Meduza
- State Duma grants military benefits to 'defenders of the borderlands' — Дождь
- State Duma approved a bill requiring children of labor migrant workers over 18 to leave Russia or obtain their own work permit — Медиазона
- State Duma adopted law on requirements for labor migrants — Дождь
- Migrants to be deported from Russia if they cannot support themselves and their children — Новости Москвы