MOSCOW: Russia has launched a new digital portal to provide citizenship and job opportunities to foreign professionals under its “Impatriation” scheme. The program aims to attract talented and skilled people from around the world to Russia.
According to foreign media, the program is for foreigners who have the required professional skills and are willing to move to Russia permanently.
Applicants are required to demonstrate professionalism as well as respect for traditional Russian values.
Candidates will have to go through a structured online process that will require the following documents:
Educational credentials, professional certificates.
After submitting the documents, the authorities will review the professional background of the candidates, after which an online interview will be conducted, with a maximum time limit of 125 days set for the final decision on the application.
According to reports, those who will be granted “Impatriate” status will be provided with the following facilities:
Full assistance in obtaining a visa and assistance in providing accommodation and social integration, in addition to which a personal manager will be appointed to assist each successful candidate in administrative matters.
Individuals whose application is rejected can reapply under the tourist visa or (HQS) category. However, reapplication for this specific program will be possible only after a year.
The plan is part of Russia’s broader strategy to strengthen its economy and skill sectors by bringing global talent into the country.
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