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“Islamic factor” in Russia's migration policy

May 11, 2012 Aleksei Starostin, RIAC
Today Russia have come to understand that migration and Islam are closely inter-connected, and if one disregards this connection, country can face serious problems which Europe has already encountered

Immigration business

March 21, 2012 Tai Adelaja, Russia Profile
Experts said Russia needs to spend heavily to overhaul its immigration policy

India and Russia are largest sources of migrants after Mexico

March 13, 2012 Combined reports
According to a study released by the Pew Research Center, over 77 million migrants, or about 36 per cent of the worldwide total, have come from the 10 leading origin countries.

Migrant jobs in Russia: Dealing with bureaucracy

February 13, 2012 Julia Yakhina, RIR
Foreigners wishing to work in Russia and the companies that want to employ them face numerous hurdles and red tape.

Russian for immigrants

February 8, 2012 Alesya Lonskaya, Russky Reporter
There are 70,000 children of immigrants, most of them with little knowledge of Russian, attending school in Moscow

Russia’s authorities to tighten migration legislature

February 6, 2012 Pavel Koshkin
The country’s Federal Migration Service has fleshed out Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s proposals to restrict immigration.

Russian tourist deported from Goa

January 24, 2012 RIR
A 30-year old Russian woman Alina Andreeva was deported to Russia from the Indian state of Goa on January 22 for violating the Indian migration rules.

Russian immigration law reform: from wholesale to retail

August 12, 2011 Roman Vorobyov
Russia becomes a fastidious host, rigorously selecting its guests. But is this host attractive and hospitable enough?

New law grants teaching rights to foreigners

April 28, 2011 Inna Leonova
Foreign citizens invited to Russia for business or humanitarian purposes, or to work here, may be involved in teaching at scientific organisations and state-accredited universities, with the exception of professional religious education institutions.

Registration rules eased for foreigners

April 1, 2011 Inna Leonova
A law easing the cumbersome process of registration on arrival in Russia has been passed in record time following complaints from the international business community about new guidelines that came into force in mid-February.

Russia ready to welcome 20 million migrants

November 17, 2010 Andy Potts, The Moscow News
Nationalist groups will be horrified, but Russia is planning to bring in more migrant workers.