Russia Considers Exempting Migrant Workers in Far East and Arctic from Language Tests
The Russian Interior Ministry proposes waiving mandatory Russian language, history, and law tests for foreign workers in priority development areas like the Far East and Arctic.
Background
Russia faces a demographic decline and labor shortages, particularly in its Far East and Arctic regions. The government has explored various policies to attract and retain migrant workers to address these economic and demographic challenges.
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Proposed Russian language waiver for migrant workers in Far East/Arctic
First report 6h agoLast update 4h agoThe Interior Ministry suggests waiving Russian language and history tests for migrant workers in specific development zones to attract labor.
Proposed Exemption from Russian Language Test for Migrant Workers in Far East and Arctic
First report 6h agoLast update 4h agoThe proposal aims to ease the employment of foreign workers in specific regions by removing language and knowledge requirements, potentially boosting development in those areas.
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