Russia to Raise MROT to 35K by 2030
The Minister reminded that in 2027, the minimum wage in Russia will rise to 28,9 rubles. 'The task... to ensure the minimum wage by 2030 at the level of 35 thousand rubles will be completed.'
Consensus
- The minimum wage (MROT) in Russia will reach 35,000 roubles by 2030.
- The goal was set by President Vladimir Putin.
- The MROT will increase to 28,935 roubles in 2027.
- The increase in MROT is intended to accelerate wage growth for low-income workers.
- The announcement was made by Minister of Finance Anton Siluanov during parliamentary hearings in the Council of Federation.
- The MROT is calculated based on the median wage across the country.
Points of divergence
- The MROT will be increased to 28,935 rouble in 2027, and the subsistence minimum will rise by 6.8% to 20,227 roubles. — fontanka
- The subsistence minimum will increase by 6.8% in 2027 to 20,227 rubles, and the projected average monthly nominal wages will grow by 6.8% in 2017, 6.9% in 2028, and 7.1% in 2029. — vedomosti
- The MROT was set at 27,093 roubles from January 1, 2026, and regional MROT levels may be higher (e.g., 39,730 roubles in Moscow, 31,250 roubles in St. Petersburg). — kommersant
Coverage (4 sources)
- Siluanov: task to raise minimum wage to 35 thousand rubles by 2030 will be accomplished — РИАМО
- Siluanov revealed the size of the minimum wage in 2030 — Фонтанка
- Siluanov: Minimum wage in Russia will reach 35,000 rubles by 2030 — Ведомости
- Ministry of Finance Head promised minimum wage at the level of 35 thousand rubles by 2030 — Коммерсантъ
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