Saburov Earned 6M RUB in Russia After 50-Year Entry Ban
Nurlan Saburov earned at least 6 million rubles in Russia after being banned from entering the country for 50 years, primarily through renting out his mansion in the Novorizhsky residential complex. The property, which generates nearly 10 million rubles annually, was recently offered for 140–160 million rubles, but Saburov declined.
Consensus
- Nurlan Saburov earned at least six million rubles in Russia after the entry ban was imposed.
- The income comes from renting out a mansion in the Novorizhsky residential development.
- The mansion is located on Novaya Riga and is a two-story house in an elite housing complex.
- The property generates nearly 10 million rubles per year.
- The rental price is approximately 800,000 rubles per month.
- Saburov refused to sell the property for 140–160 million roubles.
- The entry ban was imposed in February.
- The ban was due to criticism of the special military operation and violations of legislation.
- Money from the rental is likely transferred to his wife to avoid complications.
Points of divergence
- Saburov sold his Cadillac Escalade in Russia for 10 million rubles in June, with the transaction handled by his wife Diana, who later moved to Kazakhstan permanently. — vm
- In April, Saburov's company 'Sabr Production' settled its tax debt with the Federal Tax Service, which had previously been 18,700 rubles. — vm
- After returning to Kazakhstan, Saburov was investigated for transferring motorcycles to the military. — tg_mash
- Saburov later started a business in Dubai focused on penis enlargement. — tg_mash
Coverage (4 sources)
- Nurlan Saburov earned at least 6 million rubles in Russia after a 50-year entry ban — РИАМО
- Nurlan Saburov earned 6 million rubles in Russia after entry ban — Вести
- Mash: Saburov earned more than six million rubles in Russia after entry ban — Вечерняя Москва
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